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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)
If a School of Philosophy Lacks Wonder, It Is Not True Philosophy
The way to combat faulty foundations is to abandon them and return to good foundations.
How to Stay Catholic in School
Whenever someone raises an objection about your faith, ask two questions: What do you mean? And why are you asking?
Fact Versus Fiction — the Indoctrination of Relativism
The fact-versus-opinion dichotomy is one of the most detrimental ideas and habits of thought to the human mind.
This Protestant Dogma Helped Open My Eyes to the Truth of the Catholic Church
Since ‘Sola Scriptura’ is a foundation of Protestant theology, once I realized it was self-refuting, I had to back away from my Protestant beliefs.
How the Wounds of Christ Are Like a Faraday Cage
“Where can we find a place of firm security and peace,” said St. Bernard of Clairvaux, “except in the wounds of the Savior?”
The Church Is an Inexhaustible Mystery
“I believe, in order to understand; and I understand, the better to believe.” —St. Augustine of Hippo
Seek What Is True, Not What Is New — and Don’t Be a Chronological Snob
The best way to avoid being pulled into the maelstrom of the world is to be anchored in the wisdom of the ages.
What Was the Worst Year in History?
The Crucifixion, when men killed God, was the worst thing humanity has ever done.
