Pope Pius XXII, April 3, 1940 Pope Pius XXII, April 3, 1940 Moved by a sense of faith, dear newlyweds, you come here to evoke our...
From The Catholic Youth’s Guide to Life and Love, Fr. George Kelly Many uncivilized tribes consider the time when a male reaches adolescence as one of...
by Alice von Hildebrand, The Privilege of Being a Woman By living up to their calling, women will succeed in guaranteeing a proper recognition of the...
From Plain Talks on Marriage by Rev. Fulgence Meyer, O.F.M., 1927 A Catholic couple takes a lively and active interest in the parish church and its...
from Beautiful Girlhood by Mable Hale “Whose adorning [let it be] the ornament of a meek and quiet spirit.” The girl is the woman to be,...
Part One is here. Part Two is here. From An Easy Way to Become a Saint by Father Paul O’Sullivan, 1950’s WORKING Most men work seven,...
No matter how much effort one puts forth to manifest only virtues, one does not have only virtues. And when one lives in constant contact with another, his faults appear quickly; “No man is great to his valet,” says the proverb. Sometimes it is the very virtue of an individual which seems to annoy another. One would have liked more discretion; one is, as it were, eclipsed. Two find their self-love irritated, in conflict….
This is a post that was written by my daughter, Theresa, seven years ago. Time has flown, the children are bigger (and there are more of...
There are two kinds of things a child learns from play: the character things and the joy things. Most play, when it’s successful, makes joy so...
Manners Toward God by Fr. Daniel A. Lord Sometimes we reserve our beautiful manners for our chance acquaintances and keep our crudeness for our constant and...
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