On the Culture

Society and Marriage: Quid pro Quo By Dr. Jeff Mirus | November 02, 2009

The proposed law in the District of Columbia that would require institutions to provide the same treatment to same-sex couples as to married couples is just the latest in an apparently endless series of initiatives to enable same-sex

On The News

time lags in the news cycles By Phil Lawler | November 03, 2009

It's a frustrating business to watch the coverage of Catholic issues in the secular media. Every weekday we comb through the headlines, looking for new stories. More often than not we find old stories as well. This week, for example,

On Business

Recruit for the Right Stuff By Peter Mirus | October 30, 2009

I have spent the last five years trying to convince some clients, in ways both direct and indirect, that they are going about staff recruitment backwards. Companies should never hire people who do not possess qualities that the

• Off the Record
  

  • 11/03/09 protecting children and young people-- from their parents
  • 11/02/09 a 'self-described Catholic witch'
  • 10/30/09 the party of healing
  • 10/29/09 if you don't read this, humanity could become extinct
  • 10/29/09 prayer, yes; faith, no
  • 10/29/09 are you scared?
  • 10/28/09 let's (not) shake on it
  • 10/28/09 dawkins showing the strain

• In Depth Analysis

  October 30, 2009 Good Questions, Great Answers By Dr. Jeff Mirus

  Suppose you were to make a list of the most important questions which haunt the intersection between the Catholic Faith and modern culture. What would your list include? Where would you look for answers? No, this time I am not talking about CatholicCulture.org. But I do think this is a worthwhile experiment, and I also think I can tell you where to go for answers or, at the very least, I can give you an easy way to understand more perfectly what your questions imply, and