That Sweet and Sour Truth
If the Gospel is freeing, life-giving, and good, why is it so hard? Don’t get me wrong. The...
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Raising Independent Catholic Kids in an Age of Conformity
Sexting, drugs, alcohol, cyber-bullying, teen suicide, rampant materialism, technology addiction,...
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Six Ways to Avoid Becoming a Virtual Family
The Virtual Family: Connected or Disconnected? I took my family out to dinner one evening after my...
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The Winning Strategy
Editor’s Note: Dr. Kreeft’s classic essay on successfully winning the culture wars is timeless....
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Six Ways to Avoid Being a “Stealth” Catholic
I have had numerous conversations with friends and professional acquaintances over the years on...
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The Winning Strategy
Editor’s Note: Dr. Kreeft’s classic essay on successfully winning the culture wars is timeless....
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Fighting Our Own Indifference
Do you ever feel numb or helpless because of all the problems the world faces each day? One only...
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Keeping the Memory of Christmas and Resisting the Siren Call of Our Culture
Joy to the world, the Lord is come! Let earth receive her King! Merry Christmas! It is a...
Read MoreThe Prophetic Voice of the Catholic Church for Human Dignity
“Any country that accepts abortion is not teaching its people to love, but to use any violence to get what it wants.” (Saint Teresa of Calcutta) We live in an age that is filled with signs and wonders, many of which are ominous...
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Worlds Apart
I am a father and a philosopher. This is not necessarily an unusual combination, but it does give...
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CARDINAL ETCHEGARAY, HENRI DE LUBAC, AND VATICAN II
Last week, Cardinal Roger Etchegaray passed away. Perhaps his was not a household name, but this...
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One Cheer for George Will’s “The Conservative Sensibility”
I have been following George Will’s thought for a long time. I’m old enough to remember when his...
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