Introduction America was an experiment whose formation defied most of the current political systems at the time of her founding. A group of former colonists
This upcoming Sunday we will celebrate the canonization of two historical Popes, men who not only contributed greatly to the church but have loved with
By now, everyone has probably heard about the situation between the Bundy Ranch and the Bureau of Land Management. If you haven’t, just Google “Bundy
Recently, as I was driving home, I was reflecting on the day and what a chaotic week it was going to pan out to be.
Last weekend, I was one of the speakers at a pro-life rally in Weyburn, Saskatchewan. I’d never spoken at such an event, but, because I do believe
One of the few memories I have of both of my grandfathers is of their reverence for the Blessed Sacrament. When we would drive past
…he is homosexual. …she uses the pill. …she had an abortion. …he sleeps around. …he uses illegal drugs. …he is liberal. …she worked at Planned
The other day I got into one of those unfortunate situations known as a Facebook debate. Like reality television series, they are easy to be
Easter is coming; fast! I mean the action, not the adjective. It’s a command. Once Easter comes, it seems, we forget about this wonderful act
By now, those who have been monitoring the events in the Philippines know that the Supreme Court upheld as constitutional the Reproductive Health Law except
Life, in all its glory, is pretty messy. Sin skips and trips us through life as we try to be faithful and nothing halts us
News broke a few days ago that Archbishop Wilton Gregory of Atlanta has issued an apology following the disclosure that he spent 2.2 million on his
I recently blew an opportunity to share my faith at work. It was a Friday afternoon and management bought pizza for the office to celebrate
With the call to the new evangelisation, how do we pass on the faith in today’s world? In his 2014 Message for World Communications Day,
Discovering a new-to-me musician is such a great feeling. I am a music lover, and I love all genres, but I have a special love
As I’ve discussed in the first two parts of this series, Pope Francis has made it clear that he wants to see the Catholic youth
Dr. Quirino Sugon, Jr. is a scientist; a physicist, to be exact. He derives equations using geometric algebra while teaching physics at the Ateneo de
From the time of Karl Marx, who famously said that religion “is the opium of the people,” to our own days when modern secularists think
We’ve all heard the comments. If you are the parents of more than 2.5 children or come from a family of more than 2.5 siblings,
Simcha Fisher responded to my article. Simcha Fisher. I was thrilled to hear that I’d gotten the attention of Mrs. Fisher and that she had
My last article was the beginning of a brief series on how young Catholics (myself included) can answer Pope Francis’ call to be a force
