The incredible island of Mont Saint Michel is a sublime example of angelic influence in Christian Civilization. The small patch of land lies in a bay off the coast of Normandy, France, and has held a Catholic presence since the eighth century when Saint Michael the Archangel appeared and requested that a church be erected … Read more
In times of discouragement, it is good to remember that God does not put us into situations that are beyond our ability to overcome. In fact, with God on our side, the fight to remain faithful is not at all disproportional since we have all the conditions for victory. However, it would be good to … Read more
So many of the moral issues that polarize the nation are now having legal consequences. Liberal activists insist upon forcing acceptance down the throats of countless Americans who disagree. Is Technology Ruining Your Life? Take A Quick Quiz To Find Out By Clicking Here. The violence of this forced acceptance is something unseen in American … Read more
Modern global warming advocates might take a chapter from history. Global warming has happened before. And apparently it was neither man-made…nor harmful. Historian Rodney Stark writes that “beginning sometime in the eighth century, the earth began to heat up, producing what now is known as the Medieval Warm Period, which lasted from about 800 to … Read more
Written by James Donlon* On March 12, author John Horvat presented and signed his book, Return to Order, at a table at the Harrisburg Catholic Men’s Conference at Bishop McDevitt Catholic High School. Is Technology Ruining Your Life? Take A Quick Quiz To Find Out By Clicking Here. The event was attended by nearly 1000 … Read more
Off the Beaten Path… in Princeton, Kentucky Spain is a country that is world-renowned for their pork products. Everything from air-dried cured ham, to their mouth-watering Prosciutto, have delighted travelers for ages. One need not travel to the Iberian Peninsula however to enjoy such culinary masterpieces. The age-old and time-tested art of ham curing is … Read more
In the midst of this cold winter, I chanced to come upon a scene that gladdened my heart. It was a group of unsupervised boys sledding down a hillside. They weren’t only sledding. They were ramming into other sleds. At the bottom of the hill, they pushed each other down, rolling and tumbling in the … Read more
By Ben Broussard* Every one of us will have to face death one day. Dr. Paul Kalanithi gives a stirring account of facing his own mortality in his recently-published, posthumous memoir When Breath Becomes Air. His insights about death and the interesting journey to his chosen profession of medicine make for compelling reading, filled with … Read more
Everyone acknowledges that this is not an ordinary election cycle. Almost as confusing as the campaign events are the explanations of those trying to explain why so many bizarre things are happening. Everyone has a take on the political carnival. Is Technology Ruining Your Life? Take A Quick Quiz To Find Out By Clicking Here. … Read more
Written by Damien Murphy* In our modern economy, the rule of money dominates. Of course, what is meant by a rule of money is the misuse of money. Unfortunately, this rule of money has many consequences such as artificiality over real human relationships This recently played out when the accounting office of the American Society … Read more
