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Of God and Godparents
Everyone loves seeing the babies baptized early Sunday morning. Some squeal with delight while others cry their eyes out as…
Browsing: The Catholic Family
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Distracted
“Was daddy involved with us when we were little?” she asked. “Did he want to spend time with us?” I…
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Bruce Jenner: What Does Love Demand? Part 2
In Part 1, we talked about how a person knows he’s transgendered. This is important, because we must ask ourselves…
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Bruce Jenner: What Does Love Demand? Part 1
I was 18 when I encountered my first transgender person: Kevin was a sweet young man with a petite frame,…
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Every Child Has a Right to Be
Every child has a right to be. Every child has a right to thrive and reach their full potential, whatever that…
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Time to Fertilize: A Marriage Metaphor
My friend Todd, a landscaper, likes to say, “Stop looking at your neighbor’s yard and fertilize your own.” This is…
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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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Two Takes on Chastity
Ave Maria Press recently published two books on chastity. While the books come to the same conclusions, the authors do…
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Getting to Yes: Courtship, Not Just Dating
When my family migrated from the Philippines to the United States in 1986, I didn’t want to go. I wanted…
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The Commitment Differences: 5 Reasons Faith-Filled Marriages Work
Countless articles, memoirs and studies explore why so many marriages in our society deteriorate and ultimately fail. Just recently, a…