Just Who Is “Us”?
That’s the only way I can make Christian sense of being part of an “us”: As a pilgrim among pilgrims “seeing” through a glass darkly” until we see “face to face.” (1 Cor 13.12)
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Author: Deal Hudson
The Son Is Risen!
Two of George Herbert’s poems appropriate to this day: “Easter” and “I Got...
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Trumping Political Correctness
The sight of the rabble in Chicago forcing Donald Trump to cancel his appearance, coupled with the...
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Will Pro-Life Catholics Vote for Donald Trump?
Anyone who follows pro-life Catholics on social media has seen quite a bit of talk about “not voting” at all if Trump is nominated. If that threat turns out to be real, in large enough numbers, it will impact both voter turnout and grassroots organizing, both of which the GOP will need to win the White House in November.
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The Day a Red Bird Sang St. Thomas Aquinas
What had stunned me was this: the goodness I possessed, and all creation possesses, could not be taken away from me, or destroyed by my own agency, even my sins and vices.
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How the Beatles, My Great Aunt, and Debussy Changed My Life
It was the spring of 1970 when Paul McCartney announced he was leaving the Beatles. I had already...
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Will America Last? — The 2016 Election
The election of 2016 will have a direct impact on the direction of our nation, the fate of the national character, its families, the defense of innocent life, the people of faith, and our collective protection against ISIS terror.
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Gain and Loss on Christmas Day – A Remembrance
“Heard Melodies Are Sweet, but Those Unheard Are Sweeter,” wrote John Keats in his...
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Why I Can Be Friends With Liberals, Democrats, and Pro-Aborts
When issues of faith, sexuality, or politics came up, our conversations were always direct but civil and punctuated with great guffaws of laughter, usually provoked by his puncturing of my inflated ego.
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For Christmas: Books Containing a Witness to Human Horror
Levi speaks as a scientist turned humanist and philosopher, as an ethnic Jew who looks upon religion appreciatively but from the outside. One might say this book contains a portrait of ‘humanity in the raw’…..
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