The Morally Unconscious
By Judie Brown Recently a brilliant article appeared in the New Oxford Review. Entitled “Engaging the Morally Unconscious Person,” author Christopher M. Reilly delved into…
By Judie Brown Recently a brilliant article appeared in the New Oxford Review. Entitled “Engaging the Morally Unconscious Person,” author Christopher M. Reilly delved into…
By Susan Ciancio What do Saints Francis Xavier, Nicholas, and Catherine of Genoa have in common? They gave their lives to the tiny baby whose…
By Judie Brown Donald DeMarco, PhD, one of our favorite Catholic philosophers, once wrote, “There can be no happiness without gratitude.” I agree with that…
By Susan Ciancio “Abortion . . . has broken our hearts.” When I heard Fr. Mike Schmitz speak those words at the 2022 March for…
Week in Review Catholics for Choice Strikes Again, Takes Aim at the Blessed Mother The pro-abortion anti-Catholic group ironically named Catholics for Choice has designed…
By Judie Brown When Pope Frances removed Bishop Joseph Strickland, the shock was overwhelming, as was our sadness. The event immediately reminded me of a…
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Budget Negotiations Theater in DC
Call to Action
A Word of Thanks
Living a saintly life may sound difficult, but it’s not impossible. Thankfully, we have amazing examples of faithful people to guide us. Tomorrow we celebrate…
By Judie Brown Being old enough to recall the television series The Twilight Zone, it occurred to me that Webster’s definition—“an area just beyond ordinary…
By John M. Grondelski Mary Eberstadt reprises her successful Adam and Eve after the Pill with this follow up that shifts the focus from the…