Quote of the Day
Pope Francis: “May the people of God always see in us a firm condemnation of injustice and joyful service to the truth.”
The Curse of Looking Young
I look young. I’ve always looked young and it’s always been a major insecurity for me. I remember being 13 and getting so frustrated if the host at a restaurant instinctively grabbed the kids’ menu and a box of crayons. “I don’t need crayons,” I’d say snootily. But as someone who is 30, this is not… Read More The Curse of Looking Young
Millennial’s Daniel DiLeo on Laudato Si
Around the Web
Check out these recent articles from around the web: Save the mothers by Kevin Clarke: “The United States ranks 61st globally in maternal health, far behind its economic peers. According to researchers, a woman in the United States is 10 times more likely to die from a pregnancy-related cause than a woman in Austria, Belarus,… Read More Around the Web
Quote of the Day
Pope Francis: “We squander our God-given gifts by tinkering with gadgets; we squander our money on gambling and drink; we turn in on ourselves. We forget to remain focused on the things that really matter.”
Why Bernard Nathanson Inspires Me
“Is there a doctor who you look to as a role model? Someone in whose footsteps you could see yourself following?” I remember my friend asking me this question on a hot, dry night in southern Africa, where we were studying abroad together. I probed the depths of my mind and could come up with… Read More Why Bernard Nathanson Inspires Me
The Enduring Wisdom of Emmanuel Mounier
Millennial editor Robert Christian has a new article in Church Life. He writes: Mounier articulated a clear, powerful, and accurate defense of the human person, one that remains relevant today. Mounier became a principal architect of the philosophy of personalism and the personalist communitarian approach to politics. These contributions remain valuable as we live in… Read More The Enduring Wisdom of Emmanuel Mounier
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