The unspoken ease of marriage
byAs someone who lives and breathes all things marriage, I am frequently amused by the common need for people to give unsolicited advice to…
As someone who lives and breathes all things marriage, I am frequently amused by the common need for people to give unsolicited advice to…
Change in a developed society can proceed at a measured pace as city planners and corporate executives project future needs and trends, as researchers…
This summer Catholics around the world are invited to participate in two exciting, interrelated events in the life of the church. The World Day…
The truth is people have been seeing and talking about unidentified flying objects, unidentified anomalous phenomena — flying saucers — for decades. The “modern…
The advice provided in last month’s column focused on how to avoid scams that seek to take financial advantage of readers or their loved…
This year marks the 250th birthday of “Amazing Grace.” That ubiquitous standard has been saving wretches like me for generations. This month, I want…
In this series of teaching editorials on Communion at Mass, we conclude with a look at how our reception of Jesus Christ in the…
As the church in the Archdiocese of Louisville once again has the opportunity to receive Communion under both forms of the Sacred Host and…
On Sunday, June 11, many Catholics of the Archdiocese of Louisville experienced something historic: a Corpus Christi procession (“Corpus Christi” being Latin for “The…
Artificial Intelligence (or AI) is in all the news today. What can it do? What will it mean? Can an AI be sentient or…
