Prof. Jordan B. Peterson calls them “postmodernists,” but he’s really criticizing today’s worst Gnostics. A sensation on YouTube, the Canadian intellectual lambastes those who think everything human, including gender, is … Continued
Fourth Sunday of Lent, Year BFirst Reading: 2 Chr 36:14-17a, 19-23Second Reading: Eph 2:4-10Gospel Reading: Jn 3:14-21 When God’s people were unfaithful to Him, God had compassion on them and … Continued
I’ll make an assumption and say that if you are reading this article, you in some way identify as pro-life. But what does it mean to be pro-life? I mean, … Continued
For many Catholics giving up something for Lent, Candy Crush is the new chocolate. The addictive mobile game, along with Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and a litany of other online distractions, … Continued
The young Therese of Lisieux was a very sensitive girl, and that had become an obstacle to her growing in virtue. However, the Infant Jesus granted her a special grace … Continued
“Who you trying to get crazy with, ése? Don’t you know I’m loco? To da one on da flam, boy it’s tough. I just toss that ham on the fryin … Continued
At the time of writing this, the Academy Awards have not been awarded, but judging from other film awards already announced, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri is likely to garner … Continued
As we journey throughout the Lenten season we await the day that we celebrate the resurrection of Our Lord Jesus Christ. We must always remember in our daily life that … Continued
One of my good friends in the Vatican was Archbishop Antonio Riberi. He was born in Monaco in the Diocese of Monte Carlo in 1922 and was appointed Apostolic Nuncio … Continued
Maybe your Lent has gotten away from you or maybe like so many of us, you’ve given up on Lent because you weren’t doing it perfectly. If there was ever … Continued