We are all designed to seek meaning—which has historically been informed by faith.

Both truth and charity demand at this point that we face up to the connection between the LGBTQ movement and the forces of darkness.

During July, which will probably forever now bear the name of the first of the Deadly Sins (Pride), numerous figures both inside and outside the Church encouraged us to accompany, walk with, and stand by folks who identify somewhere along the LGBTQ+ spectrum.

Robert Louis Stevenson's wonderful verses often capture more than meets the eye.

A boy with Down Syndrome and leukemia who died at the age of 16 has left an amazing legacy.

You can argue about whether God designed the pelvis this way or whether nature did, but it is an anatomical fact that children should know. It's a fact that gives children an objective basis on which to discern who's telling the truth about gender and who is not.

Welcoming the baby I did not want.

Divorce is always terrible for kids and the abandoned spouse. But if you want to give your kids a chance at normal, forget about finding "new love."

"I hate going to church! It's boring!" Sound familiar? My young kids say things like this now and then. Here's how I respond to them.

Sociologist Christopher Lasch once wrote, "Socialization makes the individual want to do what he has to do; the family is the agency to which society entrusts this complex and delicate task."