Fr. George W. Rutler
That every five hundred years the Church passes through a crisis is not a
novel insight. It may even be something of a contrived schematic, since
there have been other crises as well, but each of those periods has
influenced the Church to an extraordinary and radical degree: The Fall
of the Roman Empire, the […]
Robert B. Greving
With the latest revelations concerning sexual abuse by clergy, the
Church has once again asked the question “What is to be done?” One
answer often given is that of a married clergy. While this proposal is
not contrary to the Faith, there are arguments which make it unsound,
perhaps particularly at this time and in […]
Richard Becker
Papa was a rolling stone. Wherever he laid his hat was his home. ~ The
Temptations Efforts must be made to restore socially the conviction that
the place and task of the father in and for the family is of unique and
irreplaceable importance. ~ Pope St. John Paul II I’m a rotten dad,
but […]
William Kilpatrick
One could be forgiven for thinking that a traitor is a rare bird. After
all, most Americans can only name one traitor in American
history—Benedict Arnold. And, if you know who he is, you probably went
to school several decades ago when such things were still taught. Of
course, there have been other traitors besides […]
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