Thoughts on Cohabitation — Minimizing Money and Maximizing Morals
I can’t wait until Camilla and I are married… because she will finally stop paying rent, come live with me, and we’ll be able to
I can’t wait until Camilla and I are married… because she will finally stop paying rent, come live with me, and we’ll be able to
Today as I was walking to meet a friend for brunch, I caught myself looking at the elderly men and women selling tissue packets near
By Luke Parker, a writer at Clarifying Catholicism. How often do we hear some spiteful comment about the wealthy? In an era where socialist ideas
Two months ago, I wrote about the issue of cohabitation from the perspective of how it relates to our faith and finances. I challenged you
I’ll never forget the first time I told anyone that I was thinking about becoming a priest. I was 14 years old, and my best
Petrus Development Launches Free Virtual Summit Amid COVID-19 to Aid Ministries, Parishes College Station, TX, March 25, 2020 – With Masses canceled in every U.S. diocese and
Guest post by Estella Young, Lay Dominican, Singapore. I’m hearing complaints about the one billion Euros raised to restore the Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Paris,
Mark 10:17-27 The Gospel on the rich young man is rich with meaning. It is noteworthy to point out that Jesus still loved the youth
Once upon a time — that is how all the old stories start. And they do have a certain inkling of romance attached to them
By guest writer Tasman Westbury. Give to everyone who asks you, and if anyone takes what belongs to you, do not demand it back. –
When we think about poverty, we usually think about starving children in the third world, the homeless, or the elderly living on fixed incomes. We
I read your article confessing the sin of idolatry by way of mammon. I might recommend confessing your sin in the box where absolution can
According to one admittedly unscientific survey, 37% of Occupy Wall Street protesters believe that capitalism is inherently immoral — presumably because they think it encourages
My husband, patient soul, is not a big fan of documentaries. They’re often dull, they’re seldom short, and they’re typically liberal. (Why is it, for