Category: Catholic Church
I’m amazed by how many saints I’ve known
Theresa Watson: Hello, brothers and sisters. Thank you for joining us today. I’m Theresa...
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I know in my soul that Norma McCorvey wasn’t lying
I met Norma McCorvey in 1995 after she had been baptized in a backyard pool by Rev. Flip Benham,...
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Father Frank Pavone on the pandemic and the anniversary of the death of a pro-life giant
Recently Father Frank Pavone, National Director of Priests for Life, sat down with me to talk...
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Mourning Missing Children on Mother’s Day
By Theresa Burke, Ph.D. and Kevin Burke, LSW “For many moms with an abortion in their past,...
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What We Can Learn In the Corona Desert
The famous story of the Israelites’ exodus from Egypt found in the Book of Deuteronomy narrates an...
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From Mount Tabor to Calvary and the Empty Tomb: The Apostle Peter Offers Hope to Those Suffering Shame and Grief after Abortion
Jesus saw Simon and Andrew the brother of Simon casting a net into the sea, for they...
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Without religious liberty, America is betrayed at her foundation
A recent commentary in the Washington Post suggested that it’s possible for pro-lifers to...
Read MoreAdvent: The Season of Two Comings
Advent is upon us. The word means “coming” and the season focuses first on Christ’s second coming at the end of time, and then on the historical reality of his first coming and his birth at Christmas. When the...
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Unexpected: A Purgatorio in Quatrains
Perfection yet to be attained,
With layers left to be unfurled,
Her soul is cleansed while still detained,
Within the timeless Netherworld.
This state between eternity
And time, however short or long,
Endures between ubiquity
And place to keep a ghostly throng.
Sing a New Song to the Lord
I beg the Holy Spirit to inflame the young generation with the zeal to sing a new song to the Lord.
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La Jaula del Padre Bussen
No hay escapatoria a los extraños pero empedernidos esfuerzos por “homo-sexualizar” el...
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The Knights of Columbus vs. Senators Harris and Hirono.
It’s one of the great ironies that the once highly offensive black-balling of Roman Catholics has today become the very stuff of high-minded political morality.
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