How the ‘No Contact’ Phenomenon May Point to a Broader Societal Breakdown
In her latest book, Noelle Mering argues that the surge of young adults cutting ties with family points to the prevalence of individualism in today’s culture.
Results from Tag: 'relationships'
Catholic Experts Say New AI ‘Friend’ Device Undermines Real Relationships
A controversial ad campaign posted in the New York City subway system has sparked criticism and vandalism over the past few weeks. The print ads are selling a device that first launched in 2024.
Dr. Ray on ‘How to Get Along With Almost Everybody’
BOOK PICK: New EWTN Publishing release focuses on relationships, replete with the signature insights (and humor) of the Catholic psychologist.
Ghosts of Christmas Trees Past
COMMENTARY: My parents and my husband are gone, but my little tree stands as a testament to their love.
Vatican Cardinal: Involve More Women in Seminary Formation
In a recent interview, the Canadian cardinal said he believed that “the experience of collaborating with women on an equal level helps the candidate [for priesthood] to envisage his future ministry and how he will respect and collaborate with them.”
Restoring Courtship in a Hook-Up Culture: ‘The Dating Project’
Young adults discuss modern relationship woes in a new documentary.
Jane Austen’s Characters Show Christian Values in Relationships
The standards of honesty, courage, chastity and charity come to life in timeless heroines and heroes.
Sociologist Mark Regnerus Takes on the Economics of Cheap Sex
Cheap Sex: The Transformation of Men, Marriage, and Monogamy outlines the reality of 21st-century relationships.
Love Is a Choice
COMMENTARY: Christ offers more for our relationships than the world does: He redeems love. And if we choose it, we become holy when we love as he loves and as he intended.
