Why Are Billion-Dollar Companies Hysterical Over the Texas Pro-Life Law?
COMMENTARY: Businesses are making a lot of money, directly and indirectly, from the availability of the abortion license.
Results from Tag: 'technology'
Msgr. Burrill’s Resignation and the Surveillance Age: 5 Points to Consider
COMMENTARY: No harm, no foul may apply in sports. No crime, no foul does not apply in the life of the Church.
Before Steve Jobs Changed the World, ‘Koyaanisqatsi’ Captured a Moment in History
‘Koyaanisqatsi’ reminds us that, in spite of our technological advances, we remain human.
Big Tech Doesn’t Like Us and It Will Never Be Our Friend
Remember: Likes aren’t love, Facebook isn’t face time, and most tweets on Twitter are for the birds.
Carlo Acutis Beatification Will Be a 17-Day Celebration in Assisi
Acutis was aged 15 when he died of leukemia in 2006, offering his suffering for the pope and the Church.
Is Technology the Enemy of Silence?
We live in a noisy age, and noise takes its toll on prayer.
How to Free Your Kids From Screen Addiction
The minds and hearts of our children are palaces, worth infinitely more than any mere home.
What Psychology Says About Youth and Smartphones
Evidence suggests that mobile devices may turn out to be the most addictive entity human beings have ever created.
We Were Not Made For Screens — We Were Made For Each Other
All of reality cries out with the goodness of God — but virtual reality lacks the abundance of encounter we desire.
Get Out of the Shallows and Enjoy the Deeper Things
Why I have a love-hate relationship with Alexa and her ilk.
