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…middle ground position that is preferable? The Morality of Withdrawing Care The Catholic Church offers an analytical tool in taking these decisions. She makes a distinction between “ordinary” and…
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…pulpits, and as a consequence of a pervasive moral relativism that affects our churches as much as our culture, many Christians have adopted a lukewarmness that blinds them to the…
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…The Third Prophecy Part VI: The Fourth Prophecy Part VII: Modernity’s Challenges to Humanae Vitae Part VIII: The Church’s Right to Teach on Birth Control Part IX: The Church’s Teaching…
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…true. After my election as Pope, as I became more involved in the problems of the universal Church, I came to have a similar conviction: On this universal level, if…
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…Church (see CCC 85) is that God is called “Father” insofar as He is the Creator of everything that exists (see CCC 238, Deut. 32:6, and Mal. 2:10). Second, God…
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…the features of his face. Perhaps most painful of all, he agonized over the series of scandals that racked his beloved Church. Yet through it all, he remained cheerful and…
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…the good of the beloved? This is the great wisdom that is encapsulated and protected in the Church’s rich teaching on marriage, the teaching for which She is so often…
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…students; we are ensuring that our teachers are well-versed in the Church’s teaching. In February, HLI Rwanda had a 3-day training for the teachers on the church documents relating to…
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…school of 2,000 kids, 800 of them are having sex. As parents, we should be frightened. As Catholics, we should be terrified. We know what the Church teaches about sexuality….
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…the diocese of Los Angeles, recently pointed out in a profoundly challenging speech hosted by the University of Notre Dame McGrath Institute for Church Life, marriage and children seem to…
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