Assisted suicide deaths show us that we should be friends to those who are suffering
Our faith and our love for our fellow human beings teach us that every person—regardless of his age, ability, or status in life—has value.
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Articles tagged Friendship
Archbishop Aguer: True friendship cannot exist without virtue and love
Personal encounter is the key to the exercise of friendship. This is what is missing in so-called 'virtual friendships,' which are temporary, circumstantial realities.
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What motivates Pope Francis’ attempts to normalize homosexual relationships?
Veteran psychologist Dr. Gerard van den Aardweg argues that Pope Francis’ fervent promotion of the narrative that homosexuality is innate and morally acceptable, while denigrating traditional family values, suggests an intimate alignment with the pro-gay ideology.
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On the necessity of friendship and the loss of it in our times
The lack of deep friendships in the true sense of the word causes many issues. True friends help form our personalities, completing what we lack. True friends rebuke sins and other troublesome quirks we can develop.
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Scalia’s friendship with pro-abortion Ginsburg is as curious as G.K. Chesterton’s friendship with atheist Shaw
What Scalia and G.K Chesterton had in common is that both were faithful Catholics who took seriously the Lord’s command to love.
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The New Homophiles vs. St. Aelred on spiritual friendship
St. Aelred deserves to have the rubric of 'spiritual friendship' returned to him, unaltered.
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Male friendship, not ‘bromance’
What do the Loch Ness Monster, Elvis Presley and deep male friendship have in common? Well, all three tend to inspire disbelief when sightings occur.
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