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“The Glory of God is a human fully alive.” – St. Irenaeus of Lyons So, you’re th...
On a cold, Wisconsin night around Christmastime, Cardinal Raymond Burke recalled...
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Theodore Samuel Williams, aka the “Splendid Splinter,” was my childhood hero. He...
In the Catholic tradition, life and death are companions on a shared journey tow...
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In a previous article, we looked at why Adam and Eve, whom God created full of g...
When the opportunity presented itself for me to read and review Rebuilding Trust...
In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus promised blessing on those willing to follow H...
Recently I had a conversation with an older gentleman who has had a serious spir...
For decades, debates over sexuality and the end of life have been framed as sett...
After the forty days required for purification came to an end, Mary went to the ...
In American culture, the second day of February is Groundhog Day, especially pop...
I recently came across an old woman begging at the roadside in the intense Manil...
A priest friend recently expressed his concern about the increasing fluidity of ...
G.K. Chesterton’s classic The Everlasting Man was originally written as an alter...
