My wife and I had a very happy marriage until about last Thursday. I of course don’t mean those sickeningly-sweet Hallmark movie ideas of a “happy marriage,” where neither party has had even a bad hair day, let alone enough nighttime gas to blow the hair off a gerbil. I mean the real life “happy […]
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I’m pleased to share my latest article in Crisis Magazine. It’s a reflection on Thanksgiving in light of the election, and a call to simple patriotism. You can find it here. Happy Thanksgiving!
“Be Patriotic This Thanksgiving” – My latest in Crisis Magazine Read More »
I’m pleased to share my latest article in Catholic Answers Magazine, found here. It’s the second of a series, the first being written by a woman in praise of men. Check that one out here.
“What’s So Great About Women?” – My Latest in Catholic Answers Read More »
I’m pleased to present another piece in Catholic Answers magazine, this one also on the topic of marriage. Check it out here!
My latest in Catholic Answers Magazine – “Is Marriage Supposed to Be Hard?” Read More »
I recently got an article published in Catholic Answers about this Biblical question. You can read it here.
Does the Bible Permit Polygamy? – My latest in Catholic Answers Magazine Read More »
I’m excited to share my first article for Catholic Answers on marriage and the Trinity. You can read the article here.
“What your Marriage Really Represents” – My latest in Catholic Answers Magazine Read More »
This one is a follow up to an earlier article on marital debt, reexamined after about a year (and a baby) later. You can read it here.
My latest in Crisis-“From marital debt to marital credit” Read More »
After a hiatus from publishing, I have a new article in Crisis Magazine. It’s a book review for a read I very much enjoyed, and will return to many times as I dive deeper into the topics of spiritual abuse and spirituality. I hope you enjoy!
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A consistent theme of my recent conversations with friends is that I’m more pessimistic about AI than most. Of course, I’m more pessimistic about everything than most people; but normally, I have sufficient company in my bleak and hopeless outlook among many of my bleak and hopeless friends. AI is curiously different. The general feelings
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I recently saw a video from Fr. Mike Schmitz about if I am a “good person,” with the thumbnail “what’s the deal with Catholic guilt?” Fr. Mike always does a good job with his videos, and as usual delivers a compelling presentation of the sensible, middle-of-the-road Catholicism that Ascension Presents tends to preach. However, it