It is indisputable that our era is marked by unprecedented confusion concerning the nature of man and woman.

"Childhood is a privilege," states a government childhood education committee in the 2017 movie The Child in Time.

The available research does not support the claim that same-sex attraction has an immutable genetic origin.

A few days after Cardinal Matteo Zuppi's appointment as head of a Vatican "peace mission" to "help ease tensions in the conflict in Ukraine" (as Vatican News put it), a startling picture appeared on page A1 of the Washington Post.

It is by true piety that men of God cast out the hostile power of the air which opposes godliness.

Q: A friend is in a relationship where his fiancée won't sign a prenuptial agreement because she thinks it would make the marriage invalid. It could be grounds for annulment. "For richer and for poorer" etc. What is the canonical opinion here?

Speaking last week at a conference in Italy, Archbishop Vincenzo Paglia, president of the Pontifical Academy for Life and grand chancellor of the John Paul II Pontifical Theological Institute for Marriage and Family Sciences, seemed to suggest that, under certain circumstances, the assisted suicide of the infirm would be morally acceptable.

The Wall Street Journal ran a story last week with the headline, "They’re the Happiest People in America. We Called to Ask Them Why."

What are good activities which women have always done and which seem closely tied to being a fulfilled and feminine woman?

What Riley Gaines, a clarion call to a life of love and dignified dress, can teach us as a culture.