A Gift of Self – Church’s View on Organ Donation
I still remember the day so clearly. Chase came home from school wearing a camo shirt with a crucifix on... Read More
I still remember the day so clearly. Chase came home from school wearing a camo shirt with a crucifix on... Read More
Morality is deeply rooted in what has been divinely revealed and handed down through tradition. These sources are not merely... Read More
We can point to many modern issues or problems, such as the attack on families, culture, and the Church today.... Read More
Our Church has a wealth of traditions that help the faithful ascend to moral virtue and combat the vices that... Read More
Responsibility, Rehabilitation, Restoration The United States Catholic Conference of Bishops issued this publication in 2000, noting that our response is... Read More
Recently my family and I were blessed to go on a pilgrimage to Mexico City to see Our Lady of... Read More
With the presidential election cycle already in progress with the airing of the first Presidential Debate, Catholic American’s must bring... Read More
At the closing of “Pride Month,” let us take a moment to consider a few things. First, always defy the... Read More
In June, we celebrate the birth of St. John the Baptist who is patron saint of JOY! It’s often a... Read More
As we continue the month of June and the culture at large supports and affirms the LGBTQ community through the... Read More
On August 14, 1999 if, someone would have asked me, “Do you know Maria (my wife)?” I would have said,... Read More
June signals the beginning of “Pride” month in secular society, a time dedicated to celebrating the LGBTQ community and the... Read More