This past week I was struck by the fact that there’s only eight more months until I’m married. In some ways, it still feels so far away, and in others, it feels like it’s so close. Naturally, Andrew and I … Continue reading
Let me begin this post by saying that I am not looking to condemn anyone by writing this blog post, but I am simply reflecting on the implications of the societal acceptance of transgenderism and modernity’s view of the human … Continue reading
Why do I write? Or more specifically, why should I continue writing? It’s a question that I’ve dwelt on for the past few weeks, especially since the semester began. To be honest, there have been many moments where I have … Continue reading
As part of my studies at the John Paul II Institute, I am required to take part in book forums three times a semester. Normally, this means reading a 20th century work of Catholic literature (usually fiction, but occasionally poetry … Continue reading
As you may or may not know, I began classes again at the Pontifical John Paul II Institute for Studies on Marriage and the Family (i.e. the Institute) this past week, and I’ve already been struck by something so novel … Continue reading
I’ve noticed a rather discouraging pattern lately, one that has caused a great deal of confusion among the young and the old alike. One moment we’re accusing someone of whatever sin the media has taken hold of most recently (racism, … Continue reading
Last week, I wrote a response blog post explaining why my fiance and I have chosen to wait until marriage. This was a decision that both of us made individually, before we had even met. As a result of our … Continue reading
A few nights ago I stumbled on a blog post that really broke my heart, and I’ve just felt compelled to write a response post. I’ve never done this before, but in this instance, I just don’t feel comfortable remaining … Continue reading
I apologize in advance to anyone who might have stumbled upon the beginning of this blog post on Wednesday, July 23th. The incomplete draft of this post was accidentally published on my website before I was able to take it … Continue reading
As I mentioned in an earlier post, I recently finished reading the book “Rebuilt,” by Rev. Michael White and Thomas Corcoran, and I have spent the past few weeks reflecting on what was proposed by the authors as solutions to … Continue reading
Love in the Little Things 