Basing Identity on Our Desires
If we all have the desire to do the right thing, but aren’t necessarily always willing to, does that mean that our desires to do the right thing translate into high moral inventory?
Dissent in the Catholic Church?
It can be difficult distinguishing between constructive and destructive dissent in the Catholic Church in a time of scandal and outrage.
Notre Dame vs. Modern Architects
Notre Dame, and other buildings like it, are left over from an age that believed something fundamentally different about art and design.
Attending My First Latin Mass
Brian Holdsworth talks about his experience of attending his first Latin Mass.
Comparing Evidence for God vs. Werewolves
Is withholding belief in werewolves the same as withholding belief in God?
Will YOU Go To Heaven?
If we’re just sitting around assuming that we are destined for reward when we’re not, the best thing we can encounter is a bit of that old fashioned cynicism.
Covington Catholic Kids In The Crosshairs
The whole affair is an astonishing revelation of how far our society has fallen from any notion of decency and good-will.
Lent: Why We Fast
We don’t do it because we think that some good thing like food or technology are bad. We do it because we recognize that we are bad and need to overcompensate to become good.
Gospel Reflection For November 10, 2019 – Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary...
In order for us to live sacrificial lives, we have to be people who are rooted in Heaven. Watch Fr. Burns reflects on the Gospel for the Thirty-Second Sunday of Ordinary Time.
Gospel Reflection For February 3, 2019 – The Fourth Sunday of...
If you live for people's approval, you will die from their disappointment. Father Burns reflects on the Gospel Readings for the Fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time.
