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To dust or to take my kids to a museum. Why am I hung up on this question?

God brings light and hope to those in darkness

How to keep the ads from ruining your holiday

America's valuing of human life remains highly selective, for starters.

We should be careful not to draw the wrong lessons from our pro-life advocacy.

A response to Catherine Ruth Pakaluk

The cost of the "perfect family" is steep, financially and morally.

Morally speaking, the modern world is highly unsafe. Developing virtue is our best defense.

Catholics are permitted to cremate, but this doesn't make it the best choice.

We should not expect the Muslim world to take the lead in answering the threat of secularism.

Our youth lack catechesis, not compassion.

Or are we negotiating "benefits"?

The perfect patron for a gloomy convert

The city takes a stand against bans on sex-selective abortions—even though the practice is still legal in California and 41 other states.

We need a St. Fulton Sheen and many more saints after him.

But love's obligations are what make life full and sweet.

Cultivating one's own garden is healthy for both body and soul, a reminder of God's goodness and the fecundity of His creation.

Terrorizing normal parents is a bad idea.

Some food for thought for feminists.

A former Mormon explains what being Catholic means to her.