There are less than three weeks until Election Day. I can’t wait for it to be over. No more emails, texts, or random calls from people claiming to represent the candidates asking me for money. I won’t have to deal with those on social media who hate my candidate, and all the people who voted for the other guy will be cut off completely. Well, if you’re a Catholic, not so fast. Let’s take a look. What Does Jesus... Read more
School choice is rapidly becoming a controversial subject for parents on both sides of the aisle. There are already high emotions with markedly different views on a number of items with school kids. This adds another controversy to the list. Is school choice good for students or not? Let’s take a look What is “School “Choice?” A 2023 article from the “We Are Teachers” website defines school choice as follows: “School choice is the term used for options... Read more
October 10th is World Mental Health Day. This day is celebrated to raise awareness and support mental health issues. This day is an opportunity for providers to discuss their work and what they need to meet today’s needs. The biggest challenge post-pandemic has been the number of people who need assistance is much larger than the current professional staff available to help. Let’s take a look. The 2024 Campaign The theme for this year’s campaign is “Mental Health at Work.”... Read more
It has been one year since the world awoke to the terrible atrocities committed by Hamas in Israel. Hamas and Israel have been at war since. Much like the United States after 9/11, Israel will likely never be the same. The barbarism at the hands of Hamas makes us question where God was when this happened. Today, there are still an estimated 100 people still held by Hamas, including children. What has changed in the past year, and what is... Read more
On Sunday, October 6th, we celebrate World Communion Sunday. This celebration of Christian unity is marked by our shared celebration of the Lord’s Supper. It’s also a day to remember the night of Jesus’ betrayal and sacrifice. The significance of Communion varies across different Christian denominations. The celebration of the Last Supper brings spiritual unity and a connection to God in a special way. Let’s take a look. How is Communion Celebrated Across Different Denominations? Different sects of Christianity celebrate... Read more
Euthanasia has been automated to the point where you don’t need anyone to assist you in dying. An inventor in Switzerland has developed a “suicide pod” that allows you to kill yourself. This is a big step for making the case that people are “disposable.” I realize this can be a controversial subject, and the victim was in pain, but God uses all situations to help others. Euthanasia robs all of this opportunity. Let’s take a look. What Does the... Read more
Pope Francis recently started his 45th Apostolic Journey abroad. He visited Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Timor-Leste, and Singapore. The twelve-day visit is the longest trip the Pontiff has taken to date. During his visit to Singapore, Francis again made the news with another provocative statement. Let’s take a look. The Pope’s Statement The Pope, while in Singapore, stated: “all religions are a path to God. There’s only one God, and each of us has a language to arrive at God.... Read more
Many in the United States have been part of a “war” on religion, especially against Catholicism. There is a talking point from many on the left warning about the “dangers” of Christian Nationalism. As a Catholic Christian, the warnings about what “Christian nationalism” is are nothing like what Christianity is. Let’s take a look. The Talking Points It is important to understand what Christianity is all about. No “requirement” exists for everyone to believe and live a Christian life. The... Read more
Today is the 23rd anniversary of September 11th, now known as Patriots Day. For those that lived through that horrific day this should be a reminder of the victims, and those who gave their lives saving others. If you were in New York that day as I was, the visuals are seared into your memory. How can we best celebrate the people who died, and those who sacrificed their lives so that others may live? Let’s take a look. A... Read more
Suicide is one of the leading causes of death in the United States. The week of September 8 – September 14 is National Suicide Prevention Week. Teen suicide in particular is a growing issue, and urgently needs attention. What can you do if your teen or someone you know show signs of being suicidal? Let’s take a look. Teen Suicide Statistics: We have seen a growing problem with teen suicide in society today. Situations like the school shooting in Winder,... Read more
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