The Future of Humanity Passes by Way of the Family — Not Parler, Twitter or Facebook
We must read the “signs of the times” and strategically rebuild with an eye to true freedom.
Results from Tag: 'family'
As Italy Hits Record Low Births, Is There a Future for the Family?
What has caused the 50 years of steady decline in births across Europe, and especially in Italy, and is there any hope of reversing the trend?
Vote as Though Life, Religious Freedom, Marriage and the Family Depend Upon It
Here are three essential areas that every Catholic — indeed, every faithful Christian — should keep in mind during the election.
California Legislature Likely to Skip Controversial Abortion, Parental Consent Bills
Among the bills proposed in the California legislature is Senate Bill 1004, which would require health insurance companies to hide “sensitive” medical procedures for adult and minor children who are covered under their parents’ health coverage plan.
The Unclear Family of David Brooks
The broken family in America is not necessarily beyond repair.
Safe Ground in Anxious Times: The Power of Family Prayer
The most basic unit of society and of the Church is the family.
Messy Family Project, Fr. John Paul (Feb. 22)
Raising a family is a blessed and important vocation. But it can also be messy. This week on Register Radio we talk with Mike and Alicia Hernon, founders of the Messy Family Project. And then Fr. John Paul Mary reminds us of the meaning of prayer, fasting and almsgiving during Lent.
As the Family Goes, So Goes the Faith
Faith strengthens families in a hostile world. Without the witness of families, the Faith weakens.
3 Ways You Might Be Hurt by Society’s Rejection of the Family
Mary Eberstadt speaks about three factors affecting modern life: broken families, shrinking families and loneliness.
How to Think About the Nature of the Family
When we stop thinking critically about the nature of the family, we start thinking (wrongly) that it can be whatever we want it to be.
