articles by Vincent Ryan Ruggiero about religion
Renewing Catholic Respect for Reason
Rodin's The Thinker I recently noted that though the Catholic Church was once Reason’s greatest champion, in recent [...]
articles by Vincent Ryan Ruggiero about religion
Rodin's The Thinker I recently noted that though the Catholic Church was once Reason’s greatest champion, in recent [...]
Théodore Géricault, Portrait of Envious Woman It is often said that the father of all sins is [...]
For centuries many people have considered faith and reason mutually exclusive rather than complementary. This notion has led many non-religious [...]
The phrase “the Communion of Saints” is very familiar to Catholics, especially older ones, because it is in the Apostles’ [...]
A few mornings ago, while enjoying my morning swim, I noticed a small bird sitting atop a tall palm tree. [...]
For Catholics, as well as Jews and other Christians, the story of man’s relationship with woman begins in the Book [...]
The Cushing principle discussed in Part 1 and Part 2 of this essay—that expressing one’s beliefs in the public square [...]
Richard Cardinal Cushing Part 1 of this essay argued that the denial of communion to Joe Biden was [...]
In the midst of his campaign for the Democrat presidential nomination, former Vice-President Joe Biden was denied Holy Communion by [...]
The subject of the homily in a Church near my own parish was prayer. The homilist declared that praying for [...]