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Three Lessons and Two Tips From Audrey Assad

3 Lessons and 2 Tips is a series of interviews on my blog in which some of my favorite people (and probably some of yours)

Arleen Spenceley September 22, AD 2013 4 Comments

Men's Issues

A Journey Into the Wilderness with John Bradford

A few months ago, I posted about a Catholic men”s camping trip that I went on with the group Wilderness Outreach and the need for a

Bob Waruszewski September 18, AD 2013 2 Comments

Columnists

Chastity Is More Than Physical.

I blame the pig roast. When I was 19, a friend invited me to his family’s annual Labor Day Party. I came with two friends

Stephanie Calis July 29, AD 2013 4 Comments

Is Monogamy Unnatural?

According to a column last month on CNN.com, to honor each other as man and wife for the rest of our lives is probably impossible.

Arleen Spenceley July 27, AD 2013 3 Comments

Family

Man Enough? An Invitation to Mission

“Jesus is not an isolated missionary, he does not want to fulfill his mission alone, but involves his disciples.” – Pope Francis #Man Enough? from

Family Missions Company July 16, AD 2013 2 Comments

The Cross of Being Pro-Life

My wife and I recently attended the funeral for one of our children. This was the child that we recently lost in the fifth

Chris Ricketts July 15, AD 2013 7 Comments

Is Childcare Good for Children?

The Australian Federal Government recently announced that it will introduce a package of new measures to provide more flexible and accessible childcare to better meet

Bernard Toutounji July 13, AD 2013 16 Comments

Why is the Catholic Church against IVF?

If you take a quick poll of the next ten strangers you encounter and ask them about the Catholic Church and its attitude towards in

Bernard Toutounji June 30, AD 2013 5 Comments

Men's Issues

Why Isn’t Men’s Ministry More Vibrant in the Church?

Recently, I had the opportunity to go on a weekend Catholic men’s camping trip. During our time in the wilderness we had the opportunity to

Bob Waruszewski June 26, AD 2013 14 Comments

Married Life

Purity Culture and Abstinence Only Sex Education

In my last column, I discussed the distinctions between abstinence, chastity, and purity, noting that the first of these is a means to an end,

Nicene Guy June 25, AD 2013 7 Comments

Columnists

Can We Stop Fretting About Modesty?

Seems like, lately, everyone’s been writing about how much women should wear, why it matters (or doesn’t), how too-strict standards can be emotionally damaging, and

Mary C. Tillotson June 17, AD 2013 24 Comments

Dating

Raise Your Standards

“To a great extent the level of any civilization is the level of its womanhood. When a man loves a woman, he has to become

Amanda Sloan June 17, AD 2013 10 Comments

For Men’s Eyes Only

What is Jared doing reading a woman’s magazine? Well, why is a woman’s magazine interviewing the Brett McKay, the founder of “The Art of Manliness”? So, enough

J.Q. Tomanek May 15, AD 2013 No Comments

Toward a Masculine Spirituality

I had the blessing of growing up in an incredible parish. Holy Cross bore many of the hallmarks of what we as a Church are

Tim Glemkowski May 14, AD 2013 No Comments

Modesty Only Works When it Isn’t Distorted

If one thing stands out about a trip I took to South Beach back in May, it’s this: I have never seen so much butt on

Arleen Spenceley December 15, AD 2012 5 Comments

Men's Issues

Pat, Pat

“Pat, pat. Rub rub.” Just as a new family comes into being on the wedding day with the marriage of a husband and wife, so

Nicene Guy December 11, AD 2012 1 Comment

Bioethics

The Catholic Church is No Enemy of Science or the Infertile

Because of her opposition to third party reproduction, the Catholic Church is often accused of being anti-science and insensitive to those who suffer the pain

Chelsea Zimmerman November 27, AD 2012 8 Comments