Religion, Cardinal Francis George said once, “is not so much a matter of choice as it is a matter of habit.”
Why I’m learning to grow in habitual living
How to successfully accompany young Hispanic Catholics
“Barely 2% to 3% of school-age Hispanic Catholic children are enrolled in Catholic schools. Few dioceses and parishes have strong ministerial programs serving this important population.”
The mental health crisis crosses all boundaries and ages
Beyond the mental health crisis numbers in our country are real people, and a hopefully changing attitude toward mental health issues.
Inside the Capitol: Initiative aims to provide solid foundation for supporting families
“Minnesota can help lessen the costs of family formation by nurturing the employment skills of young men and women without saddling them with the mountains of debt that create further roadblocks to family formation.”
‘Annunciation’: Salvation and the words of the air
“Mary has modeled for us the means of uttering a trusting ‘yes’ even when it comes with a hint of fear, or a breath of doubt.”
At the consecration, my kids had something to say to Jesus
With childlike faith and full hearts, Jesus wants us to be with Him in the Blessed Sacrament.
‘What should I let my kids read?’: Guiding our young readers
Conversations can help young readers to know how to recognize wheat from chaff.
Inside the Capitol: Advocating for children — born and unborn
“We are prioritizing opposition to expanding abortion as well as efforts by social media companies to manipulate the hearts and minds of children for ideological and financial reasons.”