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The Gospel in Full Color
Cherie Peacock
"Man’s ability to see is in decline," wrote the Thomist philosopher Josef Pieper. "We do not mean here, of course, the physiological...
Drug Dealer to Catechist
Russell L. Ford
Allesandre Reyes Cardenas, 35, is currently serving time in Michigan for second-degree murder. Allesandre, known as "Pooh" in prison, came from...
The Heart of the Matter
Cherie Peacock
The University of Dallas has the best faculty in the country and perhaps the smallest library. That means research requires interlibrary loans...
The Other Side of the Mirror
Scott McDermott
It rained every night that summer, it seems to me in hindsight, but only at night, and it was sunny every day. That was the summer of 1984, in...
Moment of Reckoning
Cherie Peacock
Here at Catholic Answers, we begin every day with Mass celebrated by our chaplain, Fr. Vincent Serpa, O.P. At the "sign of peace," Fr. Vincent...
A Primer on Peace
Msgr. Stuart Swetland
Everyone wants peace—at least nearly everyone claims to want it. But how to achieve it? A good start is to understand the word itself and the...
Peace is Our Life’s Quest
Donald DeMarco
When I was in junior high school, a fellow student won an oratorical contest by expatiating on the theme, "A Bomb of Peace." If bombs can...
The Promise I Made to God: The Conversion of Carl James Monroe
Russell L. Ford
Carl James Monroe, 63, was born in Clarksburg, West Virginia. He is incarcerated at Easterling Prison in Alabama, where he is serving a life...
Do I Need a Suit?
Cherie Peacock
Floundering in a sea of undergraduates at Arizona State University, I found a group of friends whose main activity wasn’t drinking and throwing...
A Good Shepherd
Cherie Peacock
In his diocese, there are no liturgy wars because no fiddling is allowed. There is no heresy because anyone who speaks in a Catholic setting...

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