the glory of everything

Over at First Things last Tuesday, the Most Reverend Charles J. Chaput, Archbishop of Denver, wrote an article titled, "Thoughts on ...

My current On-the-John read is C.S. Lewis's Mere Christianity. These kinds of books are excellent for reading on the commode: They'...

I hate doing what I'm about to do because I feel like I do it so often - especially here. I don't fully think through the implicatio...

I put in The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford a little after 10 p.m. last night without bothering to look at the leng...

It's hard to post over a holiday weekend when you're surrounded by family. So I'll simply say that I hope you're enjoying yo...

Oil execs say their hands are tied concerning oil and gas prices (merely a reflection of supply and demand) and that (insert oily voice here...

10. What is the value of private revelations? ( Catechism 67) While not belonging to the deposit of faith, private revelations may help a pe...

The yellow-haired child had a visit to the dentist yesterday to get a temporary crown placed on one of her teeth. The procedure was hurting ...

Jesus is the full and complete revelation of God. Not the canon of the Scriptures, but Jesus. It is perhaps an understood truth, but a disti...

5. How can we speak about God? ( Catechism 39-43, 48-49) By taking as our starting point the perfections of man and of the other creatures w...