Editorials of Interest
A Pandemic Observed - Medium
What mourning my husband and son taught me about the fear of death.
The Health-First Heresy - CWR
Indefinite suspension of its sacramental life is never a legitimate option for the Church, any more than an indefinite fast from food and water is an option for the human body, the diktats of secular authorities notwithstanding.
The difference between pretending and being - Lily of Saint Leonards
If you define gender as something going on in your head rather than in the outside measurable world, then you can pretty much define any word as you please and claim any reality to be your reality.
Rediscovering Eucharistic Amazement - CWR
If Christ is not the principal actor in the celebration of the Eucharist, then the Mass is a social ritual, the community's celebration of itself.
The Village with the Most Vocations - IFI Player
The film explores the unusually high number of vocations emanating from the parish of Doon, Co. Limerick. In 1962, when the documentary was made, there were 117 living nuns who were born in Doon. Through a series of interviews with the parish priest, nuns and the children from the local convent school, the Radharc team discover what makes this town unique.
To defend marriage, the truth is enchanting enough - Catholic Culture
As Catholics, as apostolic witnesses, we are not trying to convince our neighbors to recognize something different from everyday reality; we are trying to help them recognize what is true, good, and beautiful in the reality that we all perceive.
St. John Henry Cardinal Newman and St. Justin Martyr, pray for us |