Opinion Archives

Our weather continues to remind us how vulnerable we are in the storms of life.

How do you talk with someone who thinks talking itself is an attack? That’s a question that Americans need to ask of our institutions of higher...

Most of us give up on our New Year’s resolutions rather quickly. But here’s one that I hope you’ll keep—for life.

We live in a day when the laws of our land don’t necessarily represent what is healthy, moral, or wise.

Recently, Attorney General Jeff Sessions rescinded the marijuana Executive Orders of the Obama Administration, thereby re-enforcing the Federal...

Though CNN and other mainstream media outlets consistently write that Trump has accomplished nothing but division since defeating Hillary Clinton...

Once again, a little digging in the Holy Land has unearthed a major find, and another confirmation of biblical history.

Research from Alexander Todorov, a professor of psychology at Princeton, has shown that people can make judgments about someone’s likeability,...

The protests currently shaking Iran have enormous implications for U. S. foreign policy—and for the Church.

Another big religious freedom case in federal court. And in this case, there’s a ray of hope.

Amid protests, President Trump has claimed that the Iranian government is a state sponsor of terrorism and, in the process, has sided with the...

At least 20 people have died and more than 450 arrested during the largest anti-government protests in Iran since the disputed presidential...

We hear a lot these days about binge-watching, but may I put in a word for binge-reading?

According to a new Marist Poll, being a “better person” is the most popular New Year’s resolution for 2018, tied with weight loss.

I love improbable success stories. And even more, I love it when the person who has succeeded recognizes his story’s Author.