Monthly Archives: March, 2014
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Obama Team Tries to Scrap Parts of Universal Human Rights Declaration
Angry over not getting a same-sex-friendly definition of the family into a new UN document, the Obama Administration tried to…
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Our Lenten Journey
As we begin our Lenten season tomorrow (our Eastern brethren began it yesterday), we Catholics are given the opportunity to…
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Government Power is an Economic Inequality
The real concentration of wealth is no longer among men, but among institutions.
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Six Ways to Pray Your Way Through Lent
Lent is coming soon, and many of us are already pondering what resolutions we’ll choose this year. No resolution can…
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It’s Judgmental, Hateful, and Intolerant
Over the years the supporters of abortion have used a variety of adjectives to describe those of us who work…
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Ukraine – Hope, Faith and Solidarity in Times of Great Change
An urgent appeal for prayer has come from one of Ukraine’s most senior Catholic bishops as momentous political change sweeps…
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Comfort Zone? Short Reflection on Two Beatitudes
God forbid that postmodern pressures inhibit us from promoting what is godly in the culture, nor deter us from opposing…
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Paul in Arabia: From Messenger of Satan to Ambassador for Christ
I went into Arabia (Gal 1:17b). To Arabia, but to what part? To Mount Sinai, to the Red Sea, and to…
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Five Reasons I’m Giving Up Facebook for Lent
If you feel called to give up a Facebook for Lent this year, you aren’t alone. In social media parlance,…