Fear, Superstition, and the Saint Who Played Video Games
We are a video game family. All four of us. My daughter has dressed as Zelda for Halloween two years running and could tell you more about the lore of Hyrule than most
Incarnational Devotion and the Witness of Takayama Ukon
Catholicism has always rejected the idea that faith can remain purely spiritual. Christianity begins with the Incarnation itself: God entering the world not as an idea or abstraction, but as a person. From
Outrage, Kenotic Activism, and the Christian Witness
What does it mean for Christians to be active in the world? We live in an age when activism is often measured by outrage, protest, or partisan allegiance. Yet for the Catholic, the
Retrospective: Liturgy is Theology
Here’s a blog post I wrote back in 2013, during my time as a Lutheran. I thought it would be interesting to reflect on where I was back then in my faith
More on Worldviews
Last month after my wife attended our state's homeschool conference, something kept coming up between the speakers, the keynote, and the curriculum in the vendor hall. Amongst what seemed like an