Considering the world as a Catholic woman who grew up (and still currently lives in) the Southeastern United States. I am a “revert” whose theology is conservative and orthodox, but my lifestyle isn’t traditional, and neither is my viewpoint. This means that sometimes, my opinions aren’t either. RSS Feed »
Division of any body of the Church’s doctrine is strictly a tool for understanding. Catholic Social Teaching is no different, and many different lists of themes have been published. They all, however, have the same first item.
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Did Pope Leo XIII suspect the impact of what he started in 1891? And how can I contribute toward it?
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I was thrilled to be quoted in a recent BBC News article focusing on women voters. As expected, the quote was abbreviated. Here’s my full(er) answer about the upcoming election.
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A “Black Mass” is planned for Atlanta later this month. Why is this event — and its main feature — even necessary?
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What are the Extraordinary Form Traditionalists afraid will happen if we have multiple Mass forms — and do they realize that the Latin-Rite (Roman) Catholic Church has almost always had them?
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What if Catholicism was considered to be a fandom? The analogy is surprisingly apt, and can offer insights on both sides of the equation.
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Many people assume that my anti-abortion stance is based on my faith. That’s not true at all. In fact, it’s the other way around.
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When it comes to the Paris Olympics’ opening ceremonies, there’s one reaction I haven’t seen much of, except by way of omission. And it’s the reaction I’m having: I don’t care.
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