Your Faith
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Can I Donate My Body to Science?
Some people may wish to “donate their body to science” after they die. Such a gift of themselves can be objectively good...
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O Come, Let us Adore Him — but why?
There’s more kissing in the Mass than one might think. When the priest and deacon reach the altar at the beginning of...
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Interreligious dialogue with edge and purpose
The evening of September 12, 2006, was, in a word, memorable. My wife and I were having dinner in Cracow with two...
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Catholic Lite and Europe’s demographic suicide
Ten years ago, after my meditation on Europe, The Cube and the Cathedral, had appeared in several languages, I was invited to...
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Catholic Lite and Europe’s demographic suicide
Ten years ago, after my meditation on Europe, The Cube and the Cathedral, had appeared in several languages, I was invited to...
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1.1K8 ways to practice adoration
Spiritual Fitness Adoration is awe of the divine and how we relate to God. It is to admit that God is God...
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A Hillarian lesson for Church leaders
Perhaps it was being “overcome with Paschal joy” (as the Prefaces for Easter put it). Maybe it was my guardian angel whispering...
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The fifty-day party
If you can find it in your attic, open your old, pre-Vatican II missal, and look at the Sundays between Easter and...
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Après Gorsuch le deluge
Did you find the Gorsuch hearings in the Senate Judiciary Committee a depressing exercise in political theater? Are you tired of the...
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The importance of Jackie Robinson
In the history of the modern American civil rights movement, three iconic moments are typically cited. May 17, 1954: The U.S....