Blog Posts

There is an increasingly popular phenomenon today of people, especially younger people, claiming to be “spiritual but not religious.”...

A question that we as Christians must ask today is this: given the changes that have happened in the modern world and that are still...

Christianity in the United States seems to be undergoing a somewhat conflicted phase. At the same time, it is easy to argue for both its...

My first son, Joseph, gave me the most incredible gift ever, the gift of being a father. I have learned so much by being his father, and...

I have argued before that culture always creates disciples (https://www.culturallycatholic.org/john-the-baptist-patron-saint-of-christian...

Let’s play a game and try to fit these two statements together: “To claim the right to abortion, infanticide and euthanasia, and to...

The prevailing cultural belief is that the Catholic Church has been oppressive (or at the very least held back) women throughout history....

Our secularized Western world today doesn’t know what to do with religion and culture and the relationship they are supposed to have with...

The call of St. Matthew is a fascinating moment in the Gospel of Matthew and offers a glimpse of what effective evangelization can look...