Editorials of Interest
A Tale of Two Georges - EPPC
We may hope and we should pray — intensely — that Cardinal Pell's conviction is reversed on appeal.
Confessions of a Feminist Heretic - Church Life Journal
I can trace my paradigm shift on abortion to two underlying recognitions: a recognition of unborn personhood, and a recognition that the feminist ideal of autonomy sets a woman at war with her own body.
A Class by Itself - Garden & Gun
At Charleston's American College of the Building Arts, the country's only 4-year school dedicated to traditional trades, the students wield tools not only to preserve the past, but also to bring craft back to everyday architecture.
California threatens the seal of confession - First Things
If SB-360 becomes the law in California — and if Catholicism-hostile law enforcers decide to trap priests in their confessional boxes — we could well see another round of, if not martyrs, men willing to risk all for their faith.
Lenten Suppers: Soup! - Like Mother, Like Daughter
When it's soup night, even the most spoiled eaters just realize that they are part of something bigger than themselves.
The Economics and Ethics of 'Just Wages' - Public Discourse
As with the concept of the just price, the idea of the just wage combines the subjectivity of the diverse needs and preferences of individuals with the objective demands of justice.
Blessed John Henry Cardinal Newman and St. Justin Martyr, pray for us |