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Safe to Hope
I always feel a keen sense of sorrow when my family removes our Christmas decorations, puts our Nativity scene away in storage, and drags our tree out to the curb. Certainly I try, as Charles Dickens bids us, “to keep Christmas in my heart all the year long,” but the
Light In Which Darkness Drowns: Bl. Bartholomew Longo
Our generation is not the first to confront the despair of Atheism.
A Call to Create: Saving Children’s Media
It’s our mission to help raise up the next generation to be better than ourselves.
Against Integralism
The Integralists reduce all Catholic theology and ethics to a manual for scrupulosity.
Things Can’t Go On This Way
It’s always a good idea to invest in family, friends, and skills.
Melancholy as Muse: Christian Spirituality and the Music of Chris Cornell
Melancholy can also be a beautiful disposition of the soul.
It’s Gonna Take a Lot to Drag Me Away From You: Divine Pilgrimage in Dante’s Comedy and Toto’s Africa
Toto’s “Africa” displays all the features of a Comedy in miniature