Ruth Institute’s ‘Survivor’s Summit’ to Explore Rotten Fruit of Sexual Revolution
Summit attendees will examine the global sexual revolution and the future of freedom and family.
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Louisiana Senate Declares Annual ‘St. Joseph the Worker Day’ Statewide
Beginning in 2022, Louisiana will recognize May 1 of each year as St. Joseph the Worker Day
The Brothers Grimm, the Twelve Apostles and Our Lady’s Child
The popular children’s collection of “Grimm’s Fairy Tales” include several stories that are decidedly Christian.
Lead, Protect, Teach — The Threefold Responsibility of Every Father
“The point of the book,” says the author of Because of Our Fathers, “is the same point the Church has been telling us for centuries: men are called to lead, protect and educate their children in a unique and primary way.”
The Mary Garden: A Popular Devotion With a Heavenly Aroma
This year, the Museum of Family Prayer is again encouraging families to work together to create their own peaceful Mary Gardens, as a center of respite and prayer.
What Liturgy Should Look Like in Your Domestic Church
“Where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them” (Matthew 18:20)
Would You Move Thousands of Miles to Live in a Catholic Community? These Families Are Doing Just That
“People are ready to make radical changes that might have seemed unthinkable before — but now they are thinkable.”
Did You Know That Edgar Allan Poe Wrote a ‘Hymn’ to Our Lady?
Poe wrote “Hymn” after hearing the noon Angelus bell ringing at a nearby church.
New Movie on Roe v. Wade Exposes Untold Conspiracy Behind Decision
This month a new film, Roe v. Wade, tells the “story behind the story” of the deceit behind the infamous Supreme Court decision.
So Now You’re Catholic! A Welcome (and a Warning) to Neophytes and Converts
“The Church is holy: the Most Holy God is her author; Christ, her bridegroom, gave himself up to make her holy; the Spirit of holiness gives her life. Since she still includes sinners, she is ‘the sinless one made up of sinners.’” (CCC 1867)
