Don’t sleep on Sister Mary Jo’s curve ball 🔥 pic.twitter.com/GMBqLJaUUh — ESPN (@espn) August 19, 2018 via Yahoo Sports: This is Sister Mary Jo Sobieck, and she just authored one of the most epic first pitches we’ve seen this season or any other season. That’s not even up for debate. It’s an undisputed fact after… Read More Sister Mary Jo Throws a Perfect Strike at White Sox Game
Michael Sean Winters writes: I do not think 10 minutes passed after America magazine’s publication of Stephanie Slade’s essay “A Libertarian Case for the Common Good” before my inbox filled with emails asking when I would respond. Pointing out the incompatibility of libertarianism and Catholic social thought has been one of the principal focuses of… Read More MSW on Libertarianism and Publishing Sophomoric Distortions of Catholic Teaching
via Vatican News: “Many times we hear some saying, ‘I don’t hurt anyone.’ That’s fine,” the Pope said. “But do you do good?” Pope Francis said many people “do not do evil, but neither do they do any good”. These people pass their lives “in indifference, apathy, and lukewarmness.” He said this attitude of simply… Read More It’s Evil Not to Do Good
Christine Emba writes: No more wild-eyed claims that 9/11 was a hoax, that the government was behind the Sandy Hook shooting or that the Parkland kids are “crisis actors.” No more spittle-flecked speculation about “white genocide” or how chemtrails are used for population control. Now, if you want to learn more about how the “New… Read More Why Banning Alex Jones from Social Media Sites Isn’t a Problem
Millennial Catholic Michael Bayer has a new article in Catholic News Service’s “In Light of Faith” series: — Authenticity: Young people have access to more information than our ancestors dreamed possible. We are inundated by ceaseless digital interactions and immersed in a sea of competing ideas…. And we hunger for a church that can name… Read More Three Traits Young People Crave from the Church
Pope Francis: “Care for the environment is always a social concern as well. Let us hear both the cry of the earth and the cry of the poor.”
via Vatican News: Only by listening to the simplest requests of people and by placing ourselves next to their concrete existential situations, can we be listened to when speaking of higher values”. We are instruments, he said, of God’s love for humanity that is “hungry for bread, for freedom, for justice, for peace, and above… Read More Pope Francis: We Must Not Be Indifferent to the Cry of Hunger
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