In his fantastic book, Rebuilding a Lost Faith, author John L. Stoddard examines the incredible facts concerning the life of Christ: Born in a manger; of a lowly origin; dwelling for thirty years not only in a conquered country, but in Galilee, — an insignificant province of that country, and in one of the obscurest … More John L. Stoddard
St. Francis de Sales: The bearing with the imperfections of our neighbor is one of the principal points of this love: Our Lord, Who had a heart so gentle towards us and loved us so dearly, showed this to us on the Cross; us, I say, and even those who caused His death, and were … More “On Cordiality”
Dear Mr. Brady, You’ve got it all. You are officially the greatest quarterback in NFL history, and you just may go down as the most dominate sports figure ever. You’re a legend. Your success is unparalleled. Because of your success, you now have untold millions of dollars to your name. You could buy practically any … More Tom Brady
Editors note: Father William Jenkins once again provides us with his spot-on commentary during these tumultuous times. On Wednesday, February 1, led by the diktat of its mayor, John Cranley, the city council of Cincinnati voted 6-2 to declare Cincinnati as a “Sanctuary city.” Cincinnati police chief Eliot Isaac says: “We will not be enforcing … More Subversive “Sanctuary”
Charity may be the greatest of all virtues, but it does not contradict wisdom. For example, it would be extremely unwise for a father to divert food from the mouths of his starving children to the mouths of some hungry strangers. Such an act would be a grave sin on the part of the foolish … More Refugees
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