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If athletic competition builds virtue and is not just “an end in itself,” said Pope St. John Paul II, it can be “a means to total and harmonious physical, moral and social development.”
People of faith must lead with moral goodness to stave the republic from succumbing to the politics of despair fueling violent civil strife.
An out-of-tune instrument cannot produce beautiful music, and an out-of-tune soul cannot live a beautiful life.
When we neglect the formation of our children, we are hurting them and ourselves, and offending God.
Far too often, we miss out on golden opportunities to grow as human beings.
All the moral virtues are connected — and while we can have different virtues imperfectly, we can only have them perfectly if we have all of them perfectly.
BOOK REVIEW: From Temperament to Character: On Becoming a Virtuous Leader provides solid keys to achieve moral excellence.
A NOTE FROM OUR PUBLISHER
COMMENTARY: You can call it a failure of faith or a failure of personal choice, but it is mostly a failure of focus.
COMMENTARY: The connection between the flourishing of parents and the difficulties of raising children is found in friendship.
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