essays by Vincent Ryan Ruggiero
Reflecting on the Middle East Slaughter
Most of us are still struggling to grasp the enormity of the recent attacks on Israel by Hamas. We heard [...]
essays by Vincent Ryan Ruggiero
Most of us are still struggling to grasp the enormity of the recent attacks on Israel by Hamas. We heard [...]
The four-year Synod of the Catholic Church is nearing completion. It has been described as a "Journey" that is "both [...]
I recently heard a sermon in my parish that encouraged parishioners to love themselves. It was not the first time [...]
In the early 1902s Anthony, a young Italian immigrant to the United States, was being screened at New York's Ellis [...]
In a recent essay I noted that critical thinking is a more reliable guide to behavior than emotion, provided it [...]
Cardinal Dolan began a June 2023 essay by lamenting that "religious freedom—our first and most cherished liberty—has wrongly come to [...]
Rodin's The Thinker The Bible tells us that God created humans in his "image and likeness." What does [...]
A biological male wins the Miss Netherlands title. Whistle-blowers are maligned for reporting crimes. An employer fires his employee for [...]
I recall an interesting anecdote that speaks volumes about the workings of the human mind. Henry was driving on a [...]
Consequences are a central and inescapable feature of life. Some are good, some bad. The good ones improve us and [...]