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Gender identity…it's the ideological perspective that gender is fluid and not biologically linked. Find out why this is not true – and find out what parents can do when they're faced with a child experiencing gender confusion.
Marcus and Dianne share their beautiful love story, from Marcus' powerful conversion from a life of promiscuity, to how the couple shared their "first kiss" at the altar on their wedding day. Hear how Pope Paul VI's encyclical on married love, Humanae Vitae, plays an integral role in their daily lives.
Watch this interview on YouTube: https://youtu.be/pUndfaJ5Ouo
At a time of great social and moral confusion, Humanae Vitae confirms the beauty of the Church’s teaching on married love and the transmission of life. In commemoration of the 50th anniversary of Humanae Vitae, Professor Chad Pecknold, Ph.D., will host a Twitter discussion entitled “HV50: Ask the Question." The discussion will occur from July 1 to 24, culminating in a Twitter symposium on July 25.
Follow us on Twitter (@arlingtonchurch), Facebook (@arlingtondiocese) and Instagram (@arlingtonchurch) and join the conversation using the #HV50 and #AskTheQuestion hashtags.
This event is sponsored by the Office for Marriage, Family and Respect Life of the Diocese of Arlington.
A Catholic married couple talks about how Pope Paul VI's encyclical on married love, Humanae Vitae, has enriched their lives.
Watch this interview on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLw7MjIjghc&list=PLwz9H-zVK86TLdFoIpdrUIfB9xjj87Qkx
At a time of great social and moral confusion, Humanae Vitae confirms the beauty of the Church’s teaching on married love and the transmission of life. In commemoration of the 50th anniversary of Humanae Vitae, Professor Chad Pecknold, Ph.D., will host a Twitter discussion entitled “HV50: Ask the Question." The discussion will occur from July 1 to 24, culminating in a Twitter symposium on July 25.
Follow us on Twitter (@arlingtonchurch), Facebook (@arlingtondiocese) and Instagram (@arlingtonchurch) and join the conversation using the #HV50 and #AskTheQuestion hashtags.
This event is sponsored by the Office for Marriage, Family and Respect Life of the Diocese of Arlington.
Sister of Life Grace Dominic reminds us that a woman who is loved by Jesus can do anything.
Billy Atwell was a healthy 16-year-old football player diagnosed with testicular cancer, with a softball-sized tumor behind his kidney, and told he would never have children. Today, he has three biological children and a powerful story of suffering and healing, faith and doubt.
This Religious Freedom Week, from June 22-29, we recognize that religious freedom is a cherished right, and yet it is constantly challenged. Today, hear from the executive director of a Washington D.C. non-profit law firm whose only focus is protecting religious freedom – from the Little Sisters of the Poor to the Hobby Lobby case. What she says you can do to defend your religious freedom.
Venerable Archbishop Fulton Sheen was an influential figure in the Catholic Church in the 50s and 60s, using television shows and the radio to spread God’s message. Now, he is a candidate for sainthood. Hear about how one public relations professional was inspired to write a book about him.
We used to protect our kids from sexual predators getting into our homes. But now, sexual predators are getting into their phones. Studies average that a child's first exposure to pornography is six years old. What's the solution? Hint: It doesn't involve getting rid of your kid's cell phone.
If you could be anywhere right now - where would it be? Most likely your answer is somewhere else, and doing something else. In this podcast, Father Mike Schmitz explains why there is something “off” with this perspective, and how acknowledging every moment as a gift will bring you closer to God. He also breaks down the marks of a Catholic man.
Did you know the average American will spend 5 years of his or her life using social media? Sure, it's fun, but also dangerous. Tonight: the top three don'ts of technology – and how one of them can increase aggression in your kids.
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