Investing, Catholic Style
Sts. Vincent and Anastasius The Wonderful World of Womanhood blog recommends vegetable gardening as a great way for stay-at-home moms to “invest” their husband’s money rather than compete with him by starting a home...
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Creative Ways
St. Agnes Will you be relocating to be near the Mass? Here’s an idea for finding a community-minded neighborhood. Try to borrow a cup of sugar from neighbors. The neighborhood Wen Lee grew up...
A Culture of Handwritten Notes and Folk Songs
St. Sebastian We know how much they’re appreciated, and yet, we procrastinate and then forget until we read something like this piece on The Practicing Catholic, “The Lost Art of a Handwritten Note”. Encouraging...
All Francis Friday
St. Anthony Abbot Yesterday, National Catholic Reporter reported that Francis, in his Thursday morning Mass, chastised priests, bishops, and lay Catholics who cause scandal, saying they do not have the “Word of God in...
If Life is Just a Random Chance, Then. . .
St. Marcellus Is an atheistic viewpoint sustainable? Wintery Knight reports on what they really believe. Theodore Dalyrmple notices the attitude of the pro-death people in newspaper reports of two different elderly men in this...
Slaves Do Sometimes Rise Up
St. Hilary of Poitiers America the Failure. Writing for Chronicles Magazine, Thomas Fleming exposes America’s descent into slavery and doesn’t see much hope of the South rising again. Or any other region for that matter. ...
Making a Man
The Octave of the Epiphany How do you raise a boy to be a real man? What role do men have in helping boys make the transition to manhood? What is the role of...
All Francis Friday
Fifth Day within the Octave of the Epiphany Oh, yes. The disgusting double standard in the Vatican II church glares defiantly at us in this Rorate piece on the supposed disciplining of the Legionaries...
Striving for the Supernatural
Fourth Day within the Octave of the Epiphany Matt Walsh’s “Neanderthal” view on monogamy is attacked via email by a college professor. And Matt replies. Beautifully. Writing for the CiRCE blog, Joshua Leland proposes...
A Vision of Hope for the New Year
Third Day Within the Octave of the Epiphany In this Aleteia piece, Dr. John Cuddeback describes the new year as a time for letting go of past burdens and finding ways to hope for...
