Lent and Love
What is the point of the Lenten sacrifices [1]? Why do we fast on some days, abstain from meat on others, and then also give
What is the point of the Lenten sacrifices [1]? Why do we fast on some days, abstain from meat on others, and then also give
In browsing through the latest headlines—and skimming the articles underneath them—I get the impression that the culture wars are anything but cooling down. Despite reports
In the early twentieth century, a popular publication asked the question: “What is wrong with the world?” The question received several different responses, but the
By guest writer LeighAnna Schesser. Recently, a friend wrote to me saying, “I’m skimming Jesus of Nazareth and Pope Benedict XVI mentions all the mountains
One of the more memorable G.K. Chesterton’s “Father Brown” stories is The Resurrection of Father Brown. In this short story the titular character is “murdered”
What does it mean to have hope? I keep returning to this question in my many musings. There are, in a sense, two mistakes which
The college semester is upon us again, and at most universities the new academic year is either now beginning or has recently begun []. For
Not only is suicide a sin, it is the sin. It is the ultimate and absolute evil, the refusal to take an interest in existence;
“Universities have failed in modern society because of their rebellion against the sacred tradition. They have become monumental pyramids, hospices for the remains of what
“The modern world is filled with men who hold dogmas so strongly that they do not even know that they are dogmas. It may be
Saint G.K. Chesterton has a nice ring to it, so it was with some special joy that I read the report that the “sympathetic” bishop
There is a meme which is beginning to make its rounds on facebook stating simply that President Obama is an enemy of the Church. Given his tyrannical HHS mandate, which seems to be specifically targeted at Catholics…
Concerning dogma there are, as Chesterton observed, two kinds of people: those who recognize that they rely on it, and those who don’t. It is
On a visit to the National Gallery of Art in DC the other day, I ended up in the same exhibit room as two middle-aged
Is faith a type of knowledge? This question gets asked often in modern time, and has quite probably been asked time and again since time
I believe that every college freshman should, upon arriving at the orientation of his campus, hear the following sentence: “Nine out of ten of what