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Andrew Petiprin We should never forget that the name of our enemy, Satan, means “the accuser.” When even a completely fabricated claim is levied against someone, it can quickly become a near unanimous condemnation. We reassure ourselves in our judgment, that if someone makes a serious charge against even the most morally impeccable person, there … Read moreMan of God: A Cinematic Lenten Gift and Reminder

Haley Stewart British novelist Jane Austen is well-known for her wit, her brilliant portrayal of romance, her social commentary, and her strong female protagonists. But Austen’s moral landscape, deeply rooted in the traditional Christian understanding of vice and virtue, is to me her most fascinating legacy. Jane Austen was a practicing Christian, participating in corporate … Read moreJane Austen: Christian Artist, Humorist, and Philosopher

Dr. Tom Neal He who gives alms in imitation of God does not discriminate between the wicked and the virtuous, the just and the unjust, when providing for men’s bodily needs. —St. Maximus the Confessor Lent is a time for intensifying our practice of the three pillars of Christian life: prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. In … Read more“Your Father who sees things in secret”: On Doing the Small, Hidden Things