Explores the critical distinction between emotions and deeper spiritual motions for effective discernment, particularly within a Catholic framework. It highlights the imprecision of the term "I feel" and how confusing emotional states with divine promptings can hinder spiritual understanding. 

Examines the Genesis account of Adam and Eve's fall, focusing on the misinterpretation of the serpent's promise to "know good and evil."

Explores the demanding nature of true Christian discipleship. It highlights Jesus's teachings that even the deepest human relationships and one's own life must be secondary to devotion to Him. 

Galatians chapters 5 and 6, focusing on the concept of Christian freedom. Explains that true liberty in Christ is not an excuse for sin, but rather a call to live by the Spirit and love one another, emphasizing that righteousness comes through faith and not by adherence to the law.

Explores Galatians chapters 3 and 4, focusing on Paul's argument that salvation comes through faith in Christ, not adherence to the law. It emphasizes that Abraham's righteousness was credited to him through faith, establishing a covenant of promise that predates the law.

A Catholic look at Paul's Letter to the Galatians, focusing on its urgent tone and Paul's impassioned defense of the Gospel. It highlights the letter's central themes: justification by grace through faith rather than works of the law, Christian freedom as life in the Spirit, and the transformative power of being "crucified with Christ.

Argues that modern societies are facing a global demographic crisis not due to catastrophe, but by choice. Asserts that declining fertility rates worldwide stem from a philosophical and moral shift, where children are increasingly perceived as burdens rather than blessings

Emphasizes the Christian virtue of humility as a pathway to divine honor and an essential component of faith. It explains that human pride often leads to self-reliance, which goes against Jesus' teachings to take the lowest place and not seek self-exaltation.

Discusses a concerning trend in organ donation, particularly in Kentucky, where organ harvesting allegedly occurred from patients showing signs of consciousness before being declared legally or morally dead.

Explores the challenging nature of upholding truth and integrity when it leads to negative consequences rather than popular acclaim. It highlights that while humans naturally desire affirmation for good deeds, true courage often goes unrecognized or even provokes opposition.