Flannery O’Connor Turns 100: A Century of Grace and Grit
COMMENTARY: The Catholic writer’s faith shone through such suffering when she said, ‘I can with one eye squinted take it all as a blessing ...’
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St. Thérèse’s Spiritual Bond That Transcended Romantic Love
COMMENTARY: The Carmelite’s friendship with Father Adolphe Roulland was short but lasting.
Ghosts of Christmas Trees Past
COMMENTARY: My parents and my husband are gone, but my little tree stands as a testament to their love.
On Missing My Husband — 9 Years Later
COMMENTARY: My cross isn’t as heavy as it once was. I know Jesus had one person, Simon of Cyrene, help him carry his cross, while I’m blessed with dozens.
Flannery O’Connor Caught Glimpses of God’s Grace in Nature
COMMENTARY: O’Connor’s enjoyment of the natural world, despite the terribly debilitating dis-ease she suffered from, was in keeping with her philosophy of life.
Harrison Butker’s Speech and Feminism’s Diabolical Lies About Homemaking
COMMENTARY: Butker’s speech is a crucial wake-up call for a culture in danger of forgetting the most important values of life.
The Message That Changed My Life
Every love story has an ending, and the final chapter is written by God.
‘Wildcat’: Too Much Darkness, Too Little Grace
FILM REVIEW: ‘Wildcat’ sheds light on Flannery O'Connor's faith and fiction and leaves audience searching for grace.
Feminine Genius vs. Feminist Agenda: Learn From Female Saints Like Mother Cabrini on International Women’s Day
COMMENTARY: The sad fact that some Catholics continue to clamor for a female priesthood shows how deeply the feminist agenda has infiltrated the Church in some circles.
