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Catholic Insights Into Depression
Being father to five young boys and maintaining both a university teaching post and a busy clinical practice would seem…
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Five Ways to Maintain Hope
Sadly, a priest recently committed suicide in the rectory a block down the street from my house. In my view,…
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Marriage, Holy Matrimony, and Catechesis
In England, “gay marriage” is now officially legal though still not ontologically possible–which precipitates another round of posts about marriage…
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Mom and Teen Disagree About Pope’s Message
Q. Pope Francis’ recent comments about gays — meant to be loving and conciliatory — have unfortunately created tension in my home.…
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Intentional Dementia
During Mother’s last few months, conversations were extremely difficult to follow because her mind seamlessly switched from one decade to…
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Bringing Light to Men and Women in Every Place
We all know evil exists. But we also know it’s not some far off truth that doesn’t touch our lives. …
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Social Media For Business: 3 Ways To Discover New Content To Share
Managing a social media account for clients is super fun – you get to learn their brand, interact with their…
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Aborting Justice Over Dead Bodies
Recently a comment was made to me that when a pro-life law is passed by a state legislature, it can…
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Empowering Our Youth to Make a “Mess”
In one of his World Youth Days homilies, Pope Francis told the throng of enthusiastic young adults that he wants…
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Why We Should Stop Saying “Radical Traditionalist” and “Rad Trad”
If they really want to help with these misunderstandings, the first thing they must do is the thing they will be least inclined to do: drop the moniker “radical traditionalist” and “radtrad” entirely. At best the phrase is a relic of a time that is no longer relevant. At worst, the term is creating animosity and perpetuating a growing sense of tribalism within Catholicism, especially in America.