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.

I recently read the FemCatholic article,"Why Women Sometimes Hate Men".  It took time for me to respond because it’s a difficult piece for me to read.

Reflecting on the experiences behind #MeToo teaches us that something is deeply broken at the heart of the sexual revolution.

"Cat Person" powerfully reveals one of the most tragic costs of the sexual revolution: the fading possibility of true personal intimacy between a man and a woman.

People who seek to change their sex through hormone treatment and surgery may suffer grave medical and psychological consequences, numerous medical experts have warned.

Here are three beautifully worded, eye-opening quotes from C. S. Lewis on lust, women, and masturbation.

Recent news articles exploring the post #MeToo world of romance have noted the phenomenon of cell phone "consent apps," allowing millennials to sign digital contracts before they have sex with their peers, sometimes strangers they have just met.

Do you remember a time, readers, when you could spend a whole day, actually a whole month, occasionally even a year, and not give one passing thought to the issue of sexual perversions?