Editorials of Interest
A Homily for the Feast of the Holy Family - Community in Mission
God has a plan for marriage and family: One man for one woman in a stable faithful and fruitful union, raising their children in that context and bringing them up in the Holy Fear of the Lord. We do well to heed this plan as a Church and culture or suffer the consequences.
Fearing Rightly - The Catholic Thing
We should understand Joseph not as a weak man seeking a way out, but as a "just man" awed by the miracle wrought in his beloved and aware of his own unworthiness.
A Tribute to Father Rutler - Crisis Magazine
Fr. George William Rutler was ordained in the Anglican Church 50 years ago today. All of the friends and followers wishing to mark the occasion with him wouldn't fit in Yankee Stadium. We offer a small selection here.
The Materialism of Christmas - Crisis Magazine
There is a beautiful materialism at the heart of Christmas. I don't mean the crude commercialism and consumerism that we see in shops and advertising at this time of year, but the wonder-filled materialism of the Nativity.
The Case for Keeping Trump - First Things
There are times when you have to oppose something just because you shouldn't give the satisfaction of victory to its supporters. This is one of those times.
Our Integral Regime - First Things
The view that biological sex is immutable, and that male and female are intelligible biological categories, is now "not worthy of respect in a democratic society."
Pro-Life, Pro-Mother - Crisis Magazine
It's a great time to start giving more attention to women struggling after childbirth — and beyond. In my opinion, here are a few things the Church could do to walk with and support postpartum moms.
The Fight for Traditional Marriage Isn't Over - Crisis Magazine
While the state may proclaim same-sex unions as a human right, that does not make it so. As Catholics, we know that human rights — if the phrase is to have any meaning at all — are the same as natural rights.
You, Unique - The American Catholic
There is good to be done on this earth during your life that only you can do.
A Hidden Life: The Story of a Marriage - First Things
After Martin Scorsese made Silence, Malick wrote him to ask, "What does Christ want from us?" A Hidden Life is, in part, Malick's answer to that question: Christ wants us to paint a true Christ.
Blessed John Henry Cardinal Newman and St. Justin Martyr, pray for us |