In graduate school at Cambridge, a group of us once played a bizarre card game one of our philosophers made up.

If we want our children to follow us instead of the culture, we need them to listen to us and to trust us, so that ours are the values they embrace, and ours are the voices they heed.

Certain moral truths really are common to all human beings.

Using NFP is not always "easy."

The job of Christian parents is to guide our children toward heaven. That's not where our culture wants to take them.

Peace, said Saint Augustine, is the tranquility of order. 

Catholics who put themselves forward as advocates of social justice seem to behave as if the sexual teachings of the Church did not bear upon the issue at all.

We must be those who stand up for God and his Church and let no one drive us away from that without which we cannot live and breathe.

Teach them how to solve their conflicts fairly.

As a schoolboy, George Washington copied out in elegant script the 110 Rules of Civility & Decent Behaviour in Company and Conversation.