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Left behind
Many are wondering, “Are we nearing the End Times?” What’s a Catholic Christian to do? Read on to find out.
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True fulfillment
True fulfillment…is there really such a thing? The pursuit of truth, beauty and goodness gives us a clue.
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Perception-deception
Religions, philosophy and modernism American schools and universities teach a philosophy that has pervaded the minds of the youth like a poisonous gas, stifling their intellectual capacity by manipulating their emotions. They omit certain truths that bring about resentment in some, and sympathy in others, creating a swirl of cognitive dullness and confusion– a phenomenon…
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Visible faith
Visible things Having a rational mind requires us to put faith in things outside of ourselves every day: We have faith that our new car was put together correctly so it will be a dependable mode of travel to work every day, that the airline pilot had sufficient training in air travel to safely land…
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Selfishness: a cultural genocide
Self-love and cultural corrosion The late Pope Benedict XVI once said, “Medicine has extended man’s time. But do we really have time? Or does time have us? Most, in any case, do not have time for God, they need their time for themselves, for their “business.”” In the United States the push in the mass/social…
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True freedom lies with…obedience?
True freedom means…obedience? How can this be? The world has a false idea of freedom…and it shows.
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Nobility
What is true nobility and what makes us strive for it? Read on to find out!
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True religion
Are you “spiritual but not religious”? There can’t be spirituality without religion, whatever form it takes.
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Ingratitude: A form of squandering?
How can ingratitude steal our joy and peace? Read on to find out!
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“You train my hands for war”
War necessitates having enemies. How can the Christian have enemies if he is called to love in all circumstances? The Christian’s weapons of war shed light on the nature of Christian warfare–in which all Christians are commanded by God to participate.
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