Father Jerzy Popiełuszko was the chaplain for the Solidarity movement and a symbol of the resistance in the difficult times. The communist government accused him of illegal political activity, andContinue Reading
A holistic life In the daily routine of the monasteries I recognized another fundamental aspect: The monks and nuns live a holistic life. Of course, each and every community emphasizesContinue Reading
Uncertainty continues to loom about the possibility of not going back to school this coming fall. Many colleges, universities, high schools, and others have already ruled out returning for theContinue Reading
The supernatural spirit Despite all the differences in the monasteries, I noticed some basic similarities: First of all, the supernatural spirit. In many conversations, the sacred architecture, during holy massContinue Reading
Benedictines & Dominicans The sun had not risen yet over the Auvergne. But some birds were already chirping. I stepped through the open church door and went slowly to theContinue Reading
With the closures of most schools around the nation due to COVID-19, many parents are finding themselves suddenly homeschooling their children. The unexpected, overnight change has brought this alternative approachContinue Reading
Love in the Catholic faith In part one, we discussed the change in the meaning of “love” through liberal philosophy and the movement of “free love” that dominates western culture.Continue Reading
Two weeks ago, Mike Lindell, founder and owner of the My Pillow Company, was invited by the president to speak at the Rose Garden at the White House. He beganContinue Reading
Liberalism & “Free Love” If you want to write an article about love, you are faced with an apparently hopeless task. Hardly any word occurs more often in songs, magazines,Continue Reading
Venezuela, once one of the richest countries in Latin America, is now one of the poorest and most unstable countries in the world. Populism in Latin America changed Venezuela andContinue Reading