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Email Solicitations — Why They Are Opened
If you are under 30, you might not remember what a treat it used to be to get your daily…
Monthly Archives: April, 2011
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Why Call It Eucharist (Thanksgiving)?
Jesus said to them, “I have earnestly desired to eat this Passover with you before I suffer”… And He took…
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Celebrate the Living, But Mourn the Dead
The media is abuzz with news about humanity’s numbers. Sometime during the latter part of this year or early next…
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The Essence of This Pontificate
What has been the essence of Pope Benedict XVI’s first six years, since his election on April 19, 2005, six…
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Sterilizing Those Pesky Humans: Earth Day with Paul Ehrlich
Every April 22 is Earth Day. As one who studies Soviet Russia, I can’t help notice that the day coincides…
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The Sanctity of John Paul II
Strange as it may seem at first, I find the key to the sanctity of Pope John Paul II in…
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Pope Paul VI & Natural Law: Follow-up to Latin and the Memory & Identity of the Catholic Church
In the course of the publication of my articles on Latin and the Catholic Church’s memory and identity (part one,…
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Free Will: Candy has Consequences
For years, I guarded the kids’ Easter baskets like the soldiers outside of Christ’s tomb. I’d monitor them vigilantly –…
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Why is Respect for the Common Good Important in Catholic Bioethics?
What is the common good? The Catechism of the Catholic Church explains: “By common good is to be understood “the…