Rebuilding a Faithful Society
COMMENTARY: What once was a broad cultural glue binding American society together has become the de facto turf of particular classes.
Results from Tag: 'american society'
Fulton Sheen’s July 4 ‘Declaration of Dependence’
BOOK PICK: On July 4, 1941, then-Msgr. Fulton Sheen published a book to stir America’s soul into realizing what its independence entailed and to warn Americans what they must do to keep it.
A Crisis of Authority: A Q&A With Theologian Joseph Capizzi
‘Very much unlike our forebears, we’re habituated to thinking that everything is controllable.’
Biden Promotes $1.8-Trillion Plan for Child Care and Education
The American Families Plan offers a bevy of changes on paid leave, education, child care and taxes.
How the Commission on Unalienable Rights Can Make the Family Great Again
COMMENTARY: The commission has the potential to shift attention from the desires of adults, based on their fantasy ideologies, to the needs of children, based on immutable realities.
Some People Really Are Victims of Bad Family Policies
COMMENTARY: The thing is, America’s citizens have the tools to correct that course.
Have Millions of Americans Lost the Will to Live?
COMMENTARY: It seems that the United States contains whole demographics of citizens who are simply giving up on life. And we should do our part to reach out to these hurting souls.
Is the Simplicity of St. Benedict the Answer to America’s Problems?
COMMENTARY: Our families and parishes can become ‘domestic monasteries,’ where we live simply and consciously nurture the faith — and so take refuge from the encroaching deluge of societal breakdown.
