Man is a miserable creature. He lives his life–which is really nothing more than a slow death–in a valley of tears. He lives in a state of banishment where his passions would rule over his intellect. He is in a constant struggle to avoid being enslaved by his own creation, sin. Truly, man lives a miserable … More Avoiding Misery
It is a common theme among all parents to consider if their parental duties are being sufficiently performed. This worry is especially prevalent among new parents, but it can be easily dispelled by examining a few principles. First, it must be understood that the parents’ most essential duty is to be a representation of God. … More How to be a Good Parent
This author has recently been blessed with the opportunity to host a most wonderful YouTube program titled, “What Catholics Believe.” In this weekly program, Father William Jenkins and yours truly answer viewer email concerning the Traditional Catholic viewpoint on a variety of issues. One of our latest programs can be found below, and the YouTube … More What Catholics Believe
To all those who think the American dream is dead, meet Dave the Balloon Guy. His story could not be more simple, and yet it perfectly illustrates our powerful, American idea. Dave one day decided that he would like to learn how to make balloon characters. He promptly got a book on the subject, watched … More Dave the Balloon Guy
“Thou art miserable wherever thou art, and which way soever thou turnest thyself, unless thou dost turn thyself to God.” Every man naturally seeks to avoid misery and enjoy happiness, but our methods of doing so are all too often entirely off-base. For do we not seek to avoid misery and enjoy happiness by indulging … More The Misery of Man
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