Want to take on materialism? This book could help
Fr. Harrison Ayre presents the proper Christian approach in his new book, 'Mysterion.'
Fr. Matthew Schneider, LC
Fr. Matthew Schneider is a priest with the Legionaries of Christ ordained in 2013. He has over 50,000 followers between Twitter and Instagram. He is studying a doctorate in theology and lives in the Philadelphia area. Originally from Calgary, Alberta, Canada, Fr. Matthew has worked throughout North America.
Latest articles by Fr. Matthew Schneider, LC
What is natural law?
The term "natural law" appears frequently in discussions of law and morality. But what does the Catholic Church mean by the phrase?
A patron saint of the internet — unofficially, though
In these times, it seems a great idea to know who to call on for help online!
An autistic priest with advice for autistic penitents and those who hear their Confessions
Added to the regular nervousness is our extra sensory or social difficulties, but these tips can help.
Why is Pope Francis wearing a rainbow-hued cross?
It's not what you think ...
14 Wokest signs at the March for Life 2018
Check out these inspiring, creative posters from the March for Life
The net neutrality debate needs a little nuance
We all need to pay attention to the debates surrounding net neutrality.
Why we need to stop talking about priests and nuns (and other religious leaders) this way
Traditional or progressive, conservative or liberal are terms not only misused but even misunderstood.
Silence: A challenging but valuable discipline
Where we are most truly human is where we join with God.
Discovering I was a “Catholic Hipster” before that was a thing!
But am I as hipster as Tommy Tighe?
Review: ‘Why I Am Catholic’ is convincing and convicting
If you feel like Catholic apologetics needs something accessible and genial, this is what you want.
How can we as Church do better on suicide?
We might think we're among the compassionate ones. But are we really?
5 Hidden heroes I’ve known in my life
We need to become role models for one another like these everyday heroes I've come across over the years.
14 Catholics who are winning Twitter
Where to turn for inspiration at 140 characters or fewer