Belgian Children to Pay the Price
St. Gabinus Belgium, where supposedly 3/4 of the population is Catholic, has a newly-revised euthanasia law that provides for the murder of children under the age of 18. Under certain conditions. For their own...
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Even Hitler Valued Catholic Art
St. Simeon The new movie, The Monuments Men is historically accurate on a “very basic level,” according to this review by Aisha Harris, who compared it to the book on which it is based,...
We’re Hard-wired for Real Time Together
St. Fintan of Clonenagh Electronic Relationships. There are now identifiable stages of something called “Blackberry Abandonment”–the emotions that one goes through when trying to have meaningful relationships through gadgetry. Dr. Sue Johnson explains in...
All Francis Friday
St. Valentine Prince Bertrand of Orleans-Braganza entreats Francis to explain his support of the Marxist movement in Brazil in this lengthy but well-written letter, via Tradition, Family, and Property. Michael Brendan Dougherty, writing for...
Giving to Please
St. Catherine de Ricci No passive-aggressive remarks. The Wonderful World of Womanhood makes recommendations on how to make giving and receiving gifts a pleasant experience in this post for Valentine’s Day. Marriage used to...
For this Heart is Already Bound
The Seven Holy Founders At St. Rita’s former monastery in Cascia, Italy, Sr. Maria Laura, trained designer and seamstress, helps brides find the perfect gown from a selection of hundreds that have been donated,...
On My Honor
St. Scholastica Despite earning $50,000 a day in ad revenue from Flappy Bird, the mobile app game that Dong Nguyen created, he expresses dismay at the addictive way people are playing it and remorse...
All Francis Friday
St. Romuald Why Francis Must Not Be Considered the Pope, a new video by Most Holy Family Monastery, shows that Francis doesn’t profess the true faith, as required by Pius XII’s Mystici Corporis Christi, and...
That Breath of Fresh Air with the Tang of River in It
St. Titus In this piece for Crisis, “How Common Core Devalues Great Literature,” Anthony Esolen explains why in the book, The Wind in the Willows, “messing about in boats” is the thing, not the...
Looking for Patterns of Love
St. Agatha Glennon Doyle Melton from The Momastery tells about a caring teacher and how she uses an ingenious method for responding to her students’ deepest needs–without them even knowing about it. Mothers are...
