The United Nations just ended the Commission for Social Development, an event that tackled the 2030 agenda and strove to raise awareness for the problem of homelessness around the world.Continue Reading
Rather than seeing an increase in religious tolerance, the past decade has witnessed growing government restrictions and hostility against religion worldwide, according to a report released by Pew Research CenterContinue Reading
Before he was elected president, many people in the pro-life movement were skeptical about President Trump’s commitment to the protection of life. In the past, they wouldn’t have been withoutContinue Reading
Humanity’s relationship with each other, and with nature is an implicit theme that runs within the literature of climate change, sustainable development, or environmental justice. But the basis of ourContinue Reading
Bishop Robert Barron once said in a video that “you can tell what’s dominant in a city by which building’s are dominant” (2009). In this sense, what a city worshipsContinue Reading
We often find ourselves in social gatherings where we have to put on a face and be willing to meet people. But sometimes this can feel fake and insincere. InContinue Reading
When I was in high school, I had a job that many young people would be familiar with. I was a cashier at a mid-range department store in my town. Continue Reading
I recently started substituting at a school. I hope to become a full-time teacher one day. So far this experience has made me ask myself “what am I actually signingContinue Reading
When it comes to homosexuality, and gender dysmorphia we often hear about the dangers of therapy and forcing people to repress their attractions and gender identity. We often hear itContinue Reading
How often have you been told that starting is the hardest part? But when I think about it from a personal perspective, starting is easy compared to finishing or completingContinue Reading