A recent proposal by Fr. Thomas Michelet offers a creative yet deeply traditional solution to the impasse of dealing pastorally with the divorced and remarried.
When someone claims to be transgender, we need much more to say than, “No, you’re not.”
Whatever you want to do in your life, you will do it better—you will be freer to do it well—if you recognize the realities the Church has come to see through reason.
Standardized testing is big business, not accountable to any regular oversight. It has, in all respects, failed.
The Gospel, in short, calls us to a heroism of infinite consequence, offering more full-blooded variety than any bourgeois vision of respectability.
Traditionalists are losing the marriage debate today because we lost it several decades ago. Most concerning of all is our persistent accommodation of no-fault divorce.
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What makes a vocation yours are the moments of beauty within it; not the (sometimes trying) selection of it. The spirit, not the law, is what saves.





