La jornada inusual de Edith Stein
Por muchas buenas razones, se recuerda hoy día a Edith Stein y quizás ninguna razón es más importante que su constante búsqueda de la verdad y el amor.
Ignoring the truth as the bodies pile up is not an option
Sitting there in front of my computer, my hands were shaking as I watched a technician cavalierly examine a container of body parts taken from aborted babies.
Voces de fe: Amor e Igualdad — trágico error de la Corte Suprema
En nombre de la igualdad y el amor, la unión que es base para la creación de una familia, célula básica de la sociedad,...
El Santo que inspira al Papa Francisco: San Ignacio de Loyola
Es por providencia de Dios, que ahora tenemos, por primera vez en la historia, un Papa Jesuita. No ha de sorprender, entonces, que el Papa Francisco se sienta cerca a San Ignacio y que haya sido grandemente impactado por su vida y su enseñanza.
Forgiveness conquers hate — a truth Christians should witness
The last few years have been marked by more than a few unexpected tragic incidents involving gunmen lashing out at innocent people. There are things we can do as a society to try to prevent these events in the future or to mitigate the effects of these events. And those can and will be discussed by our talking heads and our policy makers.
Supreme Court’s marriage decision a call to conversion, evangelization
So, this is where we find out what we’re made of. Are we truly followers of Christ, or are we practical atheists?
The Saint who inspires Pope Francis: St. Ignatius of Loyola
By God’s providence, we now have, for the first time in history, a pope who is Jesuit. It should come as no surprise, then, that Pope Francis would feel close to St. Ignatius and be greatly impacted by his life and teaching.
Editor’s Corner: We need to see Christ in those with whom we disagree
I noticed a very disturbing trend on social media a few weeks ago following the Supreme Court’s decision to redefine marriage to include same-sex couples.
Build a culture of vocations by supporting priests
We sat there in the restaurant, two women who have been friends for more than 30 years, and talked about the nine sons between us. There were times we wondered if we would survive (hello sleep deprivation and teenage shenanigans) or if we’d ever have an uninterrupted conversation again.
Catholics must lead the way in providing for a culture of love, respect
A few months ago I wrote a column about how Catholics had a duty to defend our Muslim brothers and sisters, those that mean us no harm, as they brave the slings and arrows of those that wish to take out their anger for terrorists on them. I had no idea the fight would come so close to home so soon.
