Monthly Archives: May, 2015
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Family Graces: Joy in Parenting
Despite the message our culture sends, marriage and parenting aren’t the frightful things they’re often made out to be. The…
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Movie Review: Far From the Madding Crowd
Fans of “Pride and Prejudice” will love the new adaptation of Thomas Hardy’s 1874 novel, Far From the Madding Crowd.…
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The Future of Freedom Hinges on Faith
In a May 2014 article entitled, “Can Christianity in the West Endure?” I expressed concerns about the fate of the…
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A Child, a Song, and the Weight of Glory
In 2012, twelve year old singer Jackie Evancho delivered an exquisite rendition of Nella Fantasia. It is the vocal version…
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St. Rita of Cascia
It is common for a child growing up in a Catholic home to know about Saints.[i] Many Catholic children are…
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Twelve Other Forms of Marian Piety
In my last article, I looked to the rosary as the Marian devotion par excellence. Some people may find the rosary…
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Planned Parenthood and Tuskegee—No Difference
In 1932 an experiment was begun using taxpayer funding. It involved a group of 600 impoverished black men, most of…
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St. Hospitius, Recluse
ST. HOSPITIUS shut himself up in the ruins of an old tower near Villafranca, one league from Nice in Provence.…