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Hundreds of young men fighting in World War II listed the founder of Boys Town, Father Edward Flanagan, as their next of kin. To most of them, he was the only father they ever knew.
More than a foster father, St. Joseph is a model for all men raising children.
“The point of the book,” says the author of Because of Our Fathers, “is the same point the Church has been telling us for centuries: men are called to lead, protect and educate their children in a unique and primary way.”
COMMENTARY: Lessons From ‘The Aeneid’ and St. Joseph
As Father’s Day is an appropriate time to reflect on the men who have nurtured us, the clergy who guide us spiritually should be considered.
One of the most moving new trends in the pro-life movement is the testimony of men who regret their abortion.
Father’s Day has new meaning amid the pandemic.
A new movement is encouraging processions of the Blessed Sacrament to strengthen dads and families.
Pope Francis said in addition to persecution, another tangible situation a disciple of Jesus may find him or herself facing is hostility toward the faith and the Word of God.
A dad who is a permanent deacon and his son who is a priest or permanent or transitional deacon have a special spiritual bond.
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