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This case is a stark warning of a new circumstance in which faithful Christians have to reckon with suffering for their beliefs.

People can live without sex; what they can't live without is love. Celibacy is a sign to a world starved of love.

A deadly separation has occurred between liturgy, theology, and piety.

Monastic beer is experiencing a Renaissance.

In his weekly column, Archbishop Chaput recommends two new books that are too worthy to ignore and talks about the reality of the devil.

What happens to faith when you package and market it? What happens to you?

Mass killings may be of a different order; we may not have yet explained their nature.

In the end, all streams of socialist thought flow in the same direction.

181 CEOs, including those of Walmart, JP Morgan, and AT&T, have pledged to "lead their companies for the benefit of all stakeholders — customers, employees, suppliers, communities and shareholders."

All the Faith and Family Findings of the last few months drive home the most basic fact about human nature: we are made to belong, and cannot belong just to ourselves.

Large families prove the exception to the demographic rule in US.

In her new book, Mary Eberstadt argues that today's identity politics arose from the deep anthropological wound slit open by the sexual revolution.

It would be one thing to have the cells from another person in your body and for them to do nothing. But it is another thing entirely that these cells become integrated into maternal tissue and are active and working in ways that we are just beginning to understand.

In an unusual amicus brief, a group of people who used to be transgender say that not only should gender identity not be a protected class, but that it's an imaginary construct of traumatized minds.

Imagine how many families are on the fence, except when they come to abortion facilities there is no one waiting outside to hear their story and offer them another place to go.

First, Satan loves pornography because he hates freedom.

The program throws a lifeline to the pornography-obsessed.

Contrary to popular opinion, Saint Augustine does not denigrate sex.

Just as the nature of a violin dictates what you should and should not do to it if you want it to function well, so the nature of a human person reveals how we ought to conduct ourselves so that we can thrive.

Hollywood writer and producer of Grimm and Angel on good storytelling and his conversion to Catholicism.