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The institutional Church needs reform when it comes to sexual morality — especially in our troubled times.

I just returned from seeing Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker choreographed and “reimagined” by Kansas City Ballet’s own Devon Carney. My wife wanted to have a classy family outing, and it is proof of the

The desired outcome of a Catholic education is an educated Catholic. And yet, what emerges from Catholic education these days is not always an educated Catholic. While one can blame the institutions

What’s the best answer to Christmas sentimentality? The Christmas season liturgy. In the days that follow Christmas, the Church brings us the slaughter of innocents, the first martyr, and more. Christmas isn’t

God Remembers November 04, 2013 by Dr. Edward Mulholland God has a memory way deeper than sin. I  never thought about Zacchaeus’ name before, other than I once knew a family who

Bishop-elect Cozzens in 2008. Pope Francis has named Father Andrew H. Cozzens, Benedictine College class of 1991, new auxiliary bishop of the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis in the United States

I have discovered that the remedy for worrying about the fate of our culture is roasting marshmallows with a six year old. Reading some blogs and news outlets last week, I could

In my continuing attempt to chronicle Catholic identity as it is lived in our time, I give you the modern Catholic love story which you see unfold at campuses like Benedictine College.

The American Eagle, as a national symbol, was meant to epitomize of the nobility, grace, and beauty of the soaring American spirit. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) on the other hand tends

It’s NBA playoff season, which seems to last six months. That makes the whole season last about fourteen months.  I guess, March Madness aside, I’ve soured on basketball ever since my playground