If We Lose Our Memory, We Lose Our Religion
A civilization without a memory is an orphan civilization.
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Do You Have ‘Reality Debt?’ It’s Time to Encounter Reality
Our devices are just tools, but people are the ‘profound other’
The Mysterious Happiness of Ash Wednesday
The joy of Lent (and of the whole Christian life) is not the joy of possessing, but of letting go.
Like Socrates, Catholics Have to ‘Box With Shadows’
As we continue our divine mission, we will experience backlash from powerful but foolish people.
Be Not Afraid — Consider Adoption
Perhaps the saddest thing in the universe is a child without a home.
Advent and the True Nature of Hope
“Hope is the theological virtue by which we desire the kingdom of heaven and eternal life as our happiness, placing our trust in Christ's promises and relying not on our own strength, but on the help of the grace of the Holy Spirit.” (CCC 1817)
Yes, Parents Have the Right to Shape Their Kids’ School Curriculum
“Parents must cooperate closely with the teachers of the schools to which they entrust their children to be educated; moreover, teachers in fulfilling their duty are to collaborate very closely with parents, who are to be heard willingly …” (Code of Canon Law, No. 796)
