A Belief Observed
I had the pleasure of talking with Father Peter Mangum, rector of the Cathedral of St. John Berchmans in Shreveport, about their new podcast and exhibit of the Shroud of Turin. Read more
I had the pleasure of talking with Father Peter Mangum, rector of the Cathedral of St. John Berchmans in Shreveport, about their new podcast and exhibit of the Shroud of Turin. Read more
Jessica Keating joins me for a wide-ranging discussion on how to foster a culture of life that looks beyond a single facet to the larger implications of valuing life. Read more
If you were to follow me around with a press corps, you would find that I say things too. Some of them you would like, and some of them you wouldn't. Read more
Today is the National March for Life. Much good can be said for giving public witness to the dignity of the unborn and calling for an end to abortion. And yet, we must be careful to fully embrace the Church's teaching on the dignity of the human person, in all its iterations. Read more
There are no hypothetical lives to save: only real ones of an impossible-to-determine value. Why should the pro-lifer be expected, in this situation only, to assume that we can assign a mathematical value to the lives (or potential lives) of the embryo and the five-year-old? Read more
That injustice has tragic consequences in the lives of real families, who reflect the image of the Trinity. Read more
Bishop Eusebio Elizondo talks about the Catholic perspective on Immigration on this week's Outside the Walls. Read more
This was the book I had been looking for since I first converted. Read more
There is nothing we can say that will make things easier for a parent who lost a child; but perhaps there is something we can pray. Read more
He was breathing, but they were very small breaths in and nothing out. In less than 20 seconds He began to turn blue. Something was wrong. Read more
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