Our parents give us so much. From our very first heartbeat, they sacrifice no small amount of sweat, blood, and treasure to bring us to full adulthood. They love us unconditionally, and work to give us a good life. We, in turn, trust our parents implicitly, and try to give them the respect and obedience due to them. No other relationships in our lives can compare to the importance of that with our parents.
Marriage and Love
The Body Teaches Friendship
Jesus, the ruler of all things, wants to have a relationship with youI often hear Catholics say, “God made us for relationship.” That sounds great, but what does it mean? What does a relationship look like? And beyond that, what does a good relationship look like?...
A Rejection of Father’s Day
The post reflects on the underappreciation of Father’s Day in the U.S. compared to other holidays, linking cultural attitudes towards fatherhood to broader spiritual themes and emphasizing the need for honoring both earthly and divine fathers.
Tobias and Sarah’s Marriage
The post reflects on the differences between pure desire and lust in marriage, highlighting the importance of reverence and giving in sexual relationships, as exemplified in the Book of Tobit.
Valentine’s Day: Not Just For Couples
Valentine’s Day can be challenging for singles, but appreciation of the deeper meaning of “eros” offers an opportunity to celebrate love for beauty, truth, and goodness, ultimately drawing us toward God’s perfect love.
Every Body is Smart
The review of “Every Body is Smart” highlights its lessons on self-understanding and self-mastery for preschoolers, emphasizing the importance of recognizing bodily signals and practicing virtue.
Every Body is a Gift
“Every Body is a Gift” emphasizes the importance of expressing love through our bodies. It teaches children that small acts of kindness make them gifts to others, reinforcing human connection and dignity in everyday interactions.
Everybody Has a Body
The book “Everybody Has a Body” conveys important lessons for children about appreciating their bodies as reflections of their inner selves and highlights the beauty of gender differences as intentional designs by God.
Genesis and the Meaning of Work
Most Americans feel a constant pressure to work more. There’s always more to do. And the more we get done, the longer the list grows. There’s even a social pressure about it. The go-to conversation starter for meeting new people is “What do you do?” We focus on...
A Woman of Valor
The blog explores the Jewish concept of a “woman of valor,” as depicted in Proverbs 31, celebrating her virtues and pivotal role both as a partner and in society, challenging common translations and perceptions.