Connecting the Dots Between Contempt for Life and Contempt for God
The deeper crisis we face in this country is about adoration, not abortion.
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What Benedict XVI Taught Us About the Virtue of Hope
Had the ‘Letter on Christian Hope’ been the only thing Benedict XVI wrote after nine years of being pope, it would have been worth it.
On What Will Forgiveness Depend?
Whether we ourselves go to heaven or hell may well depend on where we hope our enemies will end up.
Finding the Perfect Christian
Our Lady’s existence, from the first moment of her creation, remains anchored to God, the exact imprint of whose image in Christ will be stamped upon her life forever.
We Are Not at Home in the World
We are finite beings, but our longings are infinite, and we long for an infinite God who loves us infinitely.
O Great Little One! O Great Advent!
The highest aim of Advent is to revive the deep memory of a God whose Incarnation gave hope to the world.
The Advent of Father Alfred Delp, Slain for Defying the Nazis
Six months would elapse between the time of Father Alfred Delp’s arrest and his execution by the Gestapo. Here, in this period of waiting, was the perfect plan for Advent.
Leave Nothing to Chance
‘Chance,’ says Anatole France, ‘is only the pseudonym God uses when he doesn’t want to sign his name’
On Rediscovering Wonder
Having the soul of a child is essential to the recovery of our lost sense of wonder.
Your Soul Is the Living Water for Which Christ Thirsts
It is for all the fallen of the world that Jesus Christ hungers and thirsts, eager to deliver us all from a state of unending desolation.
