His sacrifices were many, like encouraging my discordant piano practicing, and my brother’s jarring drum solos. He didn’t leave home or lose himself in hobbies. Dad’s favorite pastime was us.

Augmenting golden priestly anniversary, premier chaplain for Tulsa Chapter

“… when supported in their biological sex through natural puberty, 80 - 95 percent of gender-confused children got better..."

His book intersperses scenes depicting the joys and challenges of his own life — from his days growing up in a large sharecropping family to his conversion to Catholicism and ordination as a permanent deacon —

In Legatus, we don’t sell a product. What we “sell” is community.

Harrisburg, Legatus’ fastest growing chartered chapter from 2017 and most decorated chapter by awards received at the 2018 Legatus Summit in Orlando, celebrated its recent good fortune in a very special way.

2017 Chaplain of the Year also marks 45 years as a priest

Last year, Jones retired from Cannon IV, the family business he cofounded with his father, Richard, in 1974. He is still busy though, serving on various boards and volunteering in the community. He recently spoke with Legatus magazine.

In cooking, as in life, there's a season for everything. There’s a season for crafting fine cuisine, with ingredients sourced from the local farmer’s market. And there’s a season for microwaving frozen dinners from Trader Joe’s.

According to the CDC, the infection strikes about 1 million people in the U.S. each year, and nearly one in three adults will experience an incidence of shingles in his lifetime.

The film is at its best when discussing Mary’s model of complete trust in God and obedience to his will, as exemplified by her consent to conceive and give birth to the Savior of the world.

“Sacred art is true and beautiful when its form corresponds to its particular vocation: evoking and glorifying, in faith and adoration, the transcendent mystery of God,” states the Catechism of the Catholic Church (#2502).

Christianity is blamed for social ills that find their solution in the teachings of Christ. And secularists, in denying religious faith a role in public policy, effectively make a state religion out of irreligion.

This volume tells the story of Lepanto and nine other battles against Ottoman Turks, most from the same 16th century and situated in places like Malta, Cyprus, Austria, Hungary, and Armenia.