Forgive the (now somewhat dated) reference to the 80s movie, Romancing the Stone. In his latest book, Fr. Dwight Longenecker seeks to romance something even more
I got a neat book for Christmas called Treason, published by Sophia Institute Press and written by Dena Hunt. I was doubly interested in this book:
Just down the Texas highways from me live Kevin McCormick and his daughter Rachel. A mutual friend introduced us, and I learned that Kevin and
My wife blogs about feminine genius and recently wrote a reflection on her year of wearing skirts. Unsurprisingly, at least to me, it provoked some
Most Protestants believe that once a person is justified, they cannot lose their salvation. Once written, their names can never be blotted out from the
A few weeks ago I wrote something criticizing public schooling over this incident. It got the ire up of friends and family members, many of
I have little original to offer for Memorial Day, and indeed I desire only to unite my thanks and prayers, with every other American, to
So you wanted to be a monk, or a nun, but God called you to married life. Not to worry! The next best thing to
In a recent blog post, I said we should “flee to the fields,” quoting the eponymous book of essays by the founders of the Catholic
Here are two great questions to put to your Protestant friends: Apostolic Confession? In John 20:21-23, Jesus gives the Apostles authority to forgive (or retain)
Like many, I was deeply saddened and disturbed by the murders of our ambassador and other Americans last week. The brutal pictures showing him being
The blog dispute last week in the Protestant world was waged between the conservative Reformed Protestants from The Gospel Coalition and liberal/emergent Protestant blogger Rachel Held
It’s never been a better time to be a single Catholic guy. Why? Because there are thousands of lovely, faithful young Catholic women waiting for you
On my post last week at Catholic Sistas, Shawna asked a simple but important question: What do you think prevents people from stepping back and
I was an atheist. I didn’t believe in God and tried to convince those who did that they were stupid for doing so. If you
I played high school soccer. Made varsity sophomore year. My coach wasn’t a religious man, but he taught us a few things. One was: use
It’s common wisdom that people who self-publish books are hacks that couldn’t write well enough to get published by a real publisher. I’m one of
I doubt Mark Driscoll has had the privilege (or good fortune) to meet Wendell Berry. In fact, it would not surprise me if Driscoll had
I’d like to introduce you to a woman who has been inspirational to my wife and I: Servant of God Catherine de Hueck Doherty. My
Don’t we all love to experience something before someone else so that we can tell them just how much their life will change when they
There’s a new kind of sheriff in town…or at least a new crop of deputies. They’re young Catholics–cradle and convert–who are ushering in a new
