Columnists
Emma King

Room at the Table

I began that night to pray for unity within the Church. I remain hopeful that I may come to see a re-union of Christianity in my lifetime, and I hope that others may come to see that there is room – there will always be room – at the Table of our Lord’s Supper.

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Columnists
Jason Theobald

On Teaching and Loving

“We need to be clear in presenting the Church’s teaching, but patient with the struggle to live it.” This quote comes from Cardinal Timothy Dolan,

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Defining “Young Adult”

Who are considered the “young adults” in your community? Are they teenagers? Are they single twenty-somethings? Are they young professionals? Are they young mothers and

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Art
Bethanie Ryan

Hidden Light in Syria

The Syrian Civil War has all but disappeared from our news as the American attention-span ran out. We are now more concerned about our healthcare

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Books
Lauren Meyers

Why Is Jesus Bleeding?

My three year old son was a ring bearer in a wedding a few weeks ago. I couldn’t help myself, he just looked so adorable,

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Too Many Photos, Too Few Memories

In 2014 it is estimated that 1.5 billion smartphone cameras will take nearly one trillion photos – that’s hundreds of thousands of photos every minute

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God Loves You: Nobody Cares

Disclaimer: This article is going to sound cynical. It might even sound anti-Christian. Please stick with it. There is a point. I am sarcastic and

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Columnists
Julie Machado

Are You Scared of the Synod?

At least in Portugal, news of the preparatory document for the Synod of Bishops in October 2014 on the topic family arrived on mainstream radio

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Columnists
Bob Waruszewski

Finding Friends after College

I have written before about some of the challenges that face recent college graduates in the transition from school to the workforce. As the tedious parts

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Columnists
Matthew Olson

Minding the Monarchical Church

The Church functions within a monarchical structure – this is important to remember. In addition to this, though, Her system applies to operations in the

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A Vague, Abstract Spirituality No More

Growing up as…well, what I’m coming to find out was a typical Catholic experience, an American first, and generally void of any substantial access to the living and

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Tyrannical Charity

Among the many things that Christ taught His disciples, charity is one of the principles focus groups in office buildings would label as a “core

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Bioethics
Chelsea Zimmerman

Good News About Down Syndrome

The modern search and destroy mission to wipe people with Down syndrome off of the planet through eugenic abortion has taken so much love and joy out of the world. Not only is life with Ds not as bleak as most parents are told when their child is prenatally diagnosed, but scientists are making significant advancements in the treatment some of the more serious side-effects of the disorder.

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Dating
Amanda Sloan

Denied the City

But when sex is divorced from love there is a feeling that one has been stopped at the vestibule of the castle of pleasure; that

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