Meditating on the Nativity
In 1223 in the Italian town of Grecio, the crèche was first displayed by the man who, it is said, [...]
In 1223 in the Italian town of Grecio, the crèche was first displayed by the man who, it is said, [...]
In the minds of many, including Catholic leaders, the Church’s sex scandal is a closed matter. They reason that the [...]
During the soap opera drama that surrounded the Kavanaugh Senate hearing, one important news item received considerably less attention than [...]
Original Sin as depicted by Brueghel and Rubens The comedian Red Skelton created a character [...]
Special days of thanksgiving existed in earlier cultures, including Egyptian, Greek, Roman, and ancient Jewish, yet we Americans are more [...]
In a recent essay I traced the problem of divisiveness in modern America to our culture’s overemphasis on SELF—notably self-esteem and [...]
Divisiveness means “tending to cause disagreement or dissension.” The word is interesting because it illustrates the very condition it describes—people [...]
I recently attended a lay forum at a local Catholic parish and found what one might expect—a mixture of heartache, [...]
Thucydides Democrat officials’ opposition to Donald Trump originated during the Republican primary in dislike of his rude verbal [...]
The September 27th testimony of Christine Blasey Ford and Brett Kavanaugh was exhausting not only for the two of them but [...]