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Catholic Church · France

Canonized 100 Years Ago, St. John Vianney Still Converts Hearts

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Havang Stained-glass image of St. John Vianney On the centennial of his canonization, the Curé of Ars continues to offer bold, clear guidance for souls seeking holiness today.See the Story

Grandparents Are Blessed: Reflections for the Memorial of Saints Joachim and Anne

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Each year on July 26, the Church celebrates the feast of Saints Joachim and Anne, the parents of the Blessed Virgin Mary and the grandparents of our Lord Jesus Christ. This is more than just [...]See the Story

United States · United States

Transcending the Dogma of the Self-Absorbed

In past articles, I’ve mentioned how the 1960s counterculture movement was a scourge on the Judeo-Christian world. In this post, I’ll bring to light the self-help “spirituality” of the 2000s, another psychological plague on our culture. The first time that I ever got captivated by something “viral” on social media happened in 2006. A trusted […]Read Article

Happiness is Close at Hand: Using the Sermon on the Mount as an Antidote to Anxiety

Happiness is a perplexingly difficult quality to secure. This is surprising, since happiness is the fundamental thing we all seek. Aristotle argued that happiness (eudaimonia) is the ultimate goal of human life—not happiness as a fleeting emotional experience, but as a state of human flourishing that comes from striving to fulfill one’s human potential. St. […]United States · United States Read Article

The Connection between Contraception and Sodomy and the Serious Business of Keeping God’s Laws

The first reading two Sundays ago ended with the Lord, represented by three celestial visitors, telling the elderly Abraham that he and his wife Sarah would have a baby. That passage was from chapter 18 of Genesis and ended at verse 10. Verse 12 shares how Sarah laughed at the baby announcement. That was not a very good idea by Sarah. The Lord turned to Abraham and asked, “Why did she laugh?” Sarah then got scared and said, “I didn’t laugh.”…Kansas City, Missouri · Kansas City Read Article

Emotional Intelligence and the Reformation of the Catholic Heart

It wasn’t a program. It wasn’t a document. It wasn’t a strategy.It was an act of liturgy—unwritten, unplanned, and unforgettable.It was an apology. On the final day of a 2021 clergy convocation in Portland, Oregon, Archbishop Alexander Sample stood before his brother priests, not as a corporate executive or an untouchable spiritual superior, but as […]Portland, Oregon · Portland Read Article

Influencers vs. Saints: Why Teaching the Faith Requires Character, Formation, and Maturity

We’re living in a new era of evangelization, an age where anyone with a smartphone and a passion for the Faith can become a self-proclaimed catechist, teacher, or “Catholic influencer.” Social media has become one of the primary ways people now encounter Church teaching. This offers an incredible opportunity, but with every opportunity comes responsibility. […]Influencers · Rome Read Article

Augustine’s Primer on Providence: God’s Will, Free Will, and Why We Suffer

Augustine, a convert to Christianity—who had experienced four seconds of providence in 386 AD, who lived during the Fall of Rome in 410, who watched Germanic tribes overrun the western empire and Vandals sweep through Spain into North Africa towards his own diocese of Hippo, who was approaching death in the 420s—was at peace. He knew that the will of God is behind all things, despite disasters, sufferings, and the threat of death. Who has peace …Christianity · Rome Read Article

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