Enjoying Olympics Basketball? Meet the Married Coaches at Christendom College
This one family has changed Christendom basketball for the better since arriving at the college as students 14 years ago.
Results from Tag: 'church teaching on marriage and family'
Feast of the Holy Family: Reflect on the Biblical Vision of the Domestic Church
User’s Guide to Sunday, Dec. 31
Proposed Constitutional Changes Reflect Contemporary Ireland’s Secular Mindset
The republic’s political class seems determined to distance their nation from its Catholic legacy, but there are signs of pushback against some of the recent changes to Irish society.
The Truth About ‘The Obedience Paradox’
If we are to understand obedience and ‘Finding True Freedom in Marriage,’ we must focus on Mary.
Getting People to Choose to Get Married
COMMENTARY: Catholics, even when religiously illiterate and seeking a church wedding just to please the parents, nevertheless viscerally think of marriage as a ‘sacrament.’
Spanish Priest Calls Out Father James Martin for His ‘Poisoned Doctrine’ on Homosexuality
Father Francisco José Delgado, a priest of the Archdiocese of Toledo, says the American Jesuit offers statements ‘openly contrary to the teaching that he should defend and communicate.’
Respect for Every Human Person: Benedict XVI’s Pro-Life Legacy
The late pope wrote and spoke with clarity on the issue of abortion in a way that touched many.
2022 Brings Clarity: There’s No Mistaking the Attacks on Family
COMMENTARY: The picture of the opponents of life and family became unmistakably clear.
US Bishops Speak Out About Need for Marriage Catechumenate
‘So much attention is given to the ceremony rather than to the vocation,’ Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone of San Francisco says, in discussing the need for accompanying couples embarking on the vocation of marriage.
Pontifical Academy for Life Board Member: Church Teaching on Contraception Has Not Changed
Mónica López Barahona, president of the Jérôme Lejeune Foundation in Spain, has clarified that the recent publication by the academy hasn’t changed the bioethical magisterium of Church.
