St. Elizabeth Seton and the Inexorable Power of the Eucharist
50 years after the canonization of America’s first saint, her witness is timelier than ever
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Saints Have Died to Defend Christ’s Teaching on Marriage — Why Don’t We?
St. John the Baptist, St. Thomas More and St. John Fisher gave their lives to uphold the indissolubility of marriage, but few Catholics dare to speak so boldly today
The Commonly Misunderstood Common Good
“By common good is to be understood ‘the sum total of social conditions which allow people, either as groups or as individuals, to reach their fulfillment more fully and more easily.’” (CCC 1906)
A New Look at Benedict XVI’s Last Writings
Benedict XVI’s What Is Christianity? The Last Writings brings together 18 publications by the Pope Emeritus
Homeschooling and Parents as Primary Educators
I sincerely hope that Catholic parents, who are the ‘principal educators’ of their children, give homeschooling a fair hearing.
Abraham and Ongoing Justification by Faith and Works
Works are always present where true faith exists
Synod on Synodality an Unofficial Papal Audition?
For some cardinals, the synod will be a kind of semi-public audition for the 266th successor of St. Peter
Great Christian Poems Teach Priceless Lessons About Life
I hope to live the life of virtue that great poetry inspires
