What Do We Mean by the Term ‘Kerygma?’
Repent of your sins, accept baptism and live in the new life that Christ is offering. This will prepare you for the judgment that is to come upon all humanity.
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Mercy and the Scandal of Judas
Attempts to rehabilitate the image of Judas Iscariot reflect the modern tendency to proclaim mercy detached from contrition and repentance.
What Does It Mean to Rise From the Dead?
Jesus died and rose to give us a completely new life — a life marked zeal, by victory over sin, by the joy of living in conscious contact with God at every moment of our lives.
A Just Man Is Hard to Find
THE JUBILEE OF ST. JOSEPH: 4 Ways Mary’s Husband Is a Role Model for Today’s Men
Congress Is About to Vote on the ‘Equality Act,’ a Grave Threat To Religious Liberty — Please Take Action Now
Either we are going to fight for our religious liberty and freedom of speech — and ultimately, freedom of thought — or they will be taken from us.
5 More Hard Truths We’ve Come to See with 2020 Vision
Over the past nine months, the Church has given the impression that the sacraments are not all that relevant and that we have little to offer during a crisis. We must never allow this to happen again.
5 Hard Truths We’ve Come to See With 2020 Vision
Among other things, the events of the past year have taught us that fear can be coercive, and that respect for authority is plummeting.
9 Ways Catholics Should Respond to the Threat of COVID-19 Church Shutdowns
We must do everything possible to keep Mass and the sacraments available to God’s people.
What Every Catholic Needs to Remember About the Pope’s Opinions on Civil Unions
Whatever the Pope’s reason and motives for making his remarks in the interview, they remain his personal opinions.
What the Rancorous First Presidential Debate Says About Us
How can we live together in a world where reality itself is a matter of personal definition? The answer is that we cannot — at least not peacefully.
