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“You don’t work? I could never stay home and do nothing”
I was at a cocktail party with my husband. “You don’t work?,” one woman said with pity in her voice, “ I…
Browsing: The Catholic Family
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Loving the Rapist’s Child
This story by Heather Gemmen Wilson is a dramatic testimony to the value of life–even life that results from a rape.…
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Prove Jesus Isn’t a Fairy Tale
Santa Claus? Check. Easter Bunny? Check. Tooth Fairy? Check. Even Leprechauns. My 5-year-old believes in all these things. Yet last…
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Five Practical Ways to Pray with Mary
During Pope Benedict XVI’s General Audience on March 14 about praying with Mary, he pointed out times in Mary’s life…
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Lent: A Time to Ask, Seek, and Knock
Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened…
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Outlawing the Natural Law
Dr. Vincent Fortanasce knows the field of medicine as well as anyone. He has studied psychiatry at Yale, neurology at the…
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“Sorry” Seems to be the Hardest Word
The association of being a Christian and a Catholic comes with a great personal responsibility. It is no doubt an…
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Book Review: Letters to Gabriel
I was mourning my third miscarriage and seeking a book that would offer me comforting words from a Catholic mother…
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When Women Need the Pill
I remember falling to the floor when I felt a sharp, jabbing pain in my lower abdomen. I curled up…
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Thinking Feminine
The masculine and feminine. A two-hour survey of evening activities: 1. The newscasts (“HHS Saves Women’s Health!” “Same-Sex Marriage Approved…