National Superheroes’ Day
Apparently today is National Superheroes’ Day. I’m a big fan of superheroes generally, so it only seems appropriate to mark the occasion somehow. A couple years ago I wrote a series of articles: The...
Category: Catholic social teaching
The Demands of Justice
The BBC is reporting that Italy’s highest court of appeals has ruled that stealing food in a situation of dire need is not a criminal act. The court, in its overturning the conviction of...
UBI, Caritas, et Amor
Pope Francis recently caused a stir among Catholic and some secular media, with a letter released on Easter Sunday. The Pope suggested that, in light of the current pandemic and social distancing requirements keeping...
Saint Joseph the Worker
May 1 is recognized around the world as International Workers Day, and in the Catholic Church as the Feast of St. Joseph the Worker. In either case, it is a day to recognize and...
The Superheroes’ Guide to Catholic Social Teaching
Over at Voyage Comics’ monthly online magazine I’ve kicked off a seven-part series on the seven themes of Catholic Social Teaching. Over the next several months we’ll look to some of our favorite comic-book...
All Popsicles Matter
At the store where I work we put up a sign at the beginning of the month, letting customers know that September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month. It’s been up now for a few...
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