Bioethics
Emma King

Understanding the Dark Side of the Moon: Part One

In one of my first philosophy classes my professor told us, “You will never get anywhere unless you understand what the other person is saying. Don’t assume that they are being dishonest. Rather, look at what they are saying and ask yourself ‘what must they be thinking or assuming for what they are arguing to be true and rational?’ Only then are you legitimized in disagreeing and arguing with them, because only then do you give their argument credence.”

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College
Abigail C. Reimel

Open the Door…

A reflection written in the midst of my first semester of college… Flirting starts based off of an initial attraction: a girl notices a guy,

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Religion
Jason Theobald

Re-Stating the Narrative

As if there weren’t enough articles, blogs, books, interviews, and every other form of print and media already out there about Pope Francis and Pope

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Abortion…And The Pain in Our Society

Abortion is one of those topics that make people really, really uncomfortable.  Nothing destroys the conversation at a pleasant weekend barbeque more instantly than talk

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Columnists
Lauren Meyers

Dear Father

Dear Father, I thought of you today, and hoped you were doing well. I got to thinking about the role you”ve had in my life,

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Religion
Shaun McAfee

Why Was Jesus Baptized?

This coming Sunday is the Baptism of Jesus, which one of the most confusing topics for Christians. We have Jesus, the Man-God, a person of

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Columnists
Rachel Zamarron

A New Grateful You

By now, if you are like me, you have already lost track of your New Years resolution. Learn Spanish? Who has time for that. But

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Family
Julie Machado

Families Support Each Other

A man shared with me recently that at his swimming competitions when he was a little boy, he would watch his teammate embrace his coach at

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Columnists
Laura McAlister

Can You Be Catholic and Feminist?

About a week ago, I saw an article pop up here on Ignitum Today called Roots, Fruits, and Feminism. I eagerly clicked on the link, wondering what new

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Simon Says & Christ’s Supper

“Eh, Bart, I’m glad you had fun, but I wouldn’t get too into that Catholic Church. With all the sitting and standing and kneeling, it’s

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Columnists
Matthew Tyson

Facing Relativism. Standing for Morality

“Religion must affirm, in the clearest terms, that morality and ethical values are not mere decorative frills of personal opinion, not subjective superstructure, but intrinsic

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Columnists
Shaun McAfee

Catholics and the “Extra Stuff”

Recently I had a conversation with a close friend and non-Catholic. Talking about his family’s history in differing denominations, I soon found out that some of

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Life
Cristina Montes

Celebrating Christmas on the Streets

In the Philippines, while the well-to-do families feast on traditional ham, roasted suckling pig, steak, or turkey on Christmas Eve, many other people spend the

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