“From the psychological point of view, martyrdom is the most
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Monthly Archives: May 2014
Food For The Journey
“It is not enough for Christian parents to nourish only the bodies of their children;
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Demand Media Action on IRS Scandal!
The nation’s largest media watchdog has started a petition drive to demand an end to the mainstream media blackout of new developments in the IRS scandal that targeted Christians and conservatives and pro-life groups.
Fans Rave – but Critics Pan – Mom’s Night Out
Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDS
The disconnect between Hollywood and mainstream America is glaringly obvious in the latest reviews for the new Christian comedy, Mom’s Night Out, which fans are raving about but critics are calling “depressingly regressive and borderline dangerous.”
Look Who’s Sponsoring Smutty TV!
According to a national medial watchdog group, McDonald’s, Kohl’s, Sears and Target are among the companies who are sponsoring some of the raunchiest shows on television today.
Earthly or Eternal Perceptions?
“I travel, I work, suffer my weak health, meet with a thousand difficulties,
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Papal Visit to US Could be a Coup for Traditional Families!
Although the Vatican has not yet confirmed if the pope will attend next year’s World Meeting of Families in Philadelphia, speculation was heightened this week when Vatican officials arrived to check out the city in advance of what could be the pope’s first visit to the U.S. – a visit that will focus on the very thing the “thought police” forbid us to talk openly about – the traditional family.
Conquer Feminism with the Truth!
In a brilliant expose appearing in the latest issue of L’Osservatore Romano, Sister Sara Butler of the International Theological Commission uses Church teaching on the complementarity of men and women to counter typical feminist arguments.
Feast of St. Dymphna, Virgin and Martyr, D. 620(?)
Here us, O God, Our Saviour! You chose St. Dymphna
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The Days of Wimpy Catholicism are Over
Robert P. George
Speakers at the 10th National Catholic Prayer Breakfast are warning that the days of “comfortable Catholicism” are gone and the time has come to do battle with powerful new social currents that will make life tough for believers.
