We Cannot Live Without Hope
COMMENTARY: Despite all the problems the pandemic has brought into our lives, the present moment is nonetheless an opportunity for hope. And it may be encouraging to realize that our hope can be a blessing for others.
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The ‘Kairos’ and ‘Chronos’ of Christ’s Nativity
The incarnation of the Son of God is the most momentous event in all of human history.
Christ’s Mandate Couldn’t Be Clearer — Even in a Pandemic
COMMENTARY: The loss of economic and social opportunities does not translate into the loss of one’s fundamental obligation to love.
Geometry and Justice: The Moral Imperative to Combat Prejudice in All of Its Forms
COMMENTARY: If America fights injustice selectively it has not really begun the fight.
Mary Is for Everyone
COMMENTARY: The Mother of God has not escaped the wrath of vandals. In a certain sense, rejecting Mary is a logical beginning for the rejection of God.
Will America Rise to Challenge the New Know Nothing Party?
COMMENTARY: Once again, Americans must reinforce their country’s principles of liberty and equality, and reaffirm its gratitude to the heroes who stood fast for these sacred values.
Listen to the Saints’ Timeless Words of Truth: Words of Hope From Holy Lives
COMMENTARY: Catherine of Siena’s words, many of them handed down as celebrated aphorisms, speak to us with significant gravity during this time, along with other holy words.
The Game of Baseball and Life’s Pilgrimage
COMMENTARY: America’s national pastime is richly suggestive of the universe set in the context of eternity.
Lent and First Aid, for the Health of Our Souls
COMMENTARY: The 40 days of Lent direct us to ward off temptation so that we can become more complete Christians.
New Book Bucks Trend of Science Assuming Atheism Is All
BOOK PICK: In the Beginning: A Catholic Scientist Explains How God Made Earth Our Home
