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They’re All With Us
We as Catholics believe that at death our material bodies are temporarily separated from our non-material souls until the end…
Author Robert J. Gieb
Robert J. Gieb
Robert J. Gieb has practiced probate law in Ft. Worth, Texas for thirty years. He is local counsel for Catholics United For Life of North Texas.
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Truth, Treason, and Marriage
The early part of the first century A.D.: Herod was the one who had John arrested and bound in prison…
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Remembering an Old Friend who Saved Lives
“I’ve been served with a restraining order. I need a lawyer. Will you help me?” I answered the call one…
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Beyond Us and Beside Us
In the Book of Isaiah the prophet recounts his vision: He saw God, sitting before him on a “high and…
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Broken (Liturgical) Windows
In a large urban parish which I attended some years ago I have noticed that the liturgical life seems to…
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Little Lies, Big Lies, and Narratives
Recently I read a collection of essays by various Catholic historians published in a book entitled Catholicism and Historical Narrative,…
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Maybe a Time to Say Yes…and Mean It
What do you think? There was a man who had two sons. He went to the first and said, “Son,…
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No Life. No Peace.
There are few people who would deny that they want peace in our violent world. Catholics pray for it at…
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The Then and The Now
St. Augustine is famously quoted as teaching that our hearts are restless until they rest in God. The word “restless”…
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Is It Happening Again?
How did it happen that so many prominent Catholics, especially those in politics and in academia, moved from being ardent…