How to Love a Homosexual
Posted by AGroup in Family on Tuesday, July 20, 2010
(Editor’s note: Fr. John is re-considering the advice he offers here. I am leaving this post intact as a point of reference, but please read the update from Fr. John here.)
(Editor’s note: We received the following letter from a Faith & Family magazine reader in response to Melinda’s Selmys’s article about homosexuality in our Summer issue.)
Q: I would like to respond with much disappointment to the... READ MORE
Year of the Priest Closes
Posted by Rebecca Teti in Faith on Friday, June 11, 2010
Some 15,000 priests from 91 countries celebrated the close of the Year of the Priest with a conference on priesthood in Rome the past few days.
The picture at left is from the prayer vigil with the Pope last night.
This morning the largest concelebration in Rome’s history (and probably ever) took place.
After the homily, the gathered priests renewed their vows just as they do at a chrism mass.
Here’s an excerpt... READ MORE
Fr. Owen Kearns Apologizes
Posted by Danielle Bean in News on Sunday, April 18, 2010
At NCRegister.com, Fr. Owen Kearns, publisher of the National Catholic Register and Faith & Family, offers an apology for his past defense of Fr. Maciel.
Faith & Family and the Legionaries of Christ
Posted by Danielle Bean in News on Friday, April 09, 2010
UPDATE: This post now has over 50 comments, which is where our comment pagination system kicks in. In order to see comments after 50, you will need to click the link to the second page (2) at the top of the comments section.
In the comments section of Lisa’s recent post about Tiger Woods, Beth asks some reasonable questions I would like to address:
“If you are going to discuss Tiger Woods, his issues... READ MORE
Christ's Vicar & The Cross
Posted by Rebecca Teti in Faith on Monday, March 29, 2010
Archbishop Dolan of New York has good advice about the abuse crisis and attacks on the Pope.
He made these remarks after Palm Sunday Mass yesterday.
I found them helpful and hope you do, too.
You may also appreciate George Weigel’s analysis.
Let’s keep the Pope close in our hearts and prayers this Holy Week, and pray also for the whole Church: for sinners, for their victims, for those scandalized and tempted against their faith, for those bearing the shame of crimes they didn’t commit, and for those attacking the Church and the pope for any and all motives.
Christ bore the cross for all these things, and he alone can fully heal them.
Behind the Milk Scare
Posted by Danielle Bean in News on Saturday, September 27, 2008
Have you been keeping up with the news of the dairy scandal coming out of China?
What haunts me most is the idea that those who would have warned parents of the potential harm to babies from contaminated milk were hushed up in order to avoid a scandal during the summer Olympics.
Beijing’s political priority of holding a “harmonious” Olympics was also a factor. Parents who tried to act as whistle-blowers... READ MORE
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