In his latest column for Our Sunday Visitor, David Mills writes about the anger that is all around us. It can come from too much talk about politics — especially on social media. But what can we do about it? How can
Columnist David Mills writes about how Christians are called to experience pleasure — and how by denying ourselves some of these pleasures during Lent, we can appreciate them all the more come Easter Sunday. Using the examples of Hugh Heffner and C.S.
Columnist David Mills looks at a Washington, D.C., restaurant’s decision to ban a pro-life group from eating breakfast there on the morning of the March for Life: “Catholics work by the same principle the chain does. Catholics widely condemned Loyola Marymount University’s
Last week, Pope Francis made headlines — and drew much ire — after making an aside during his general audience about “the demographic winter” the world faces and that for many couples, “dogs and cats take the place of children.” Criticism came quickly.
David Mills writes about a common criticism of Christmas — namely, that it seems too much like a fairy tale. He writes: “The Christmas story is a fairy tale. But critics don’t understand fairy tales, and they don’t understand the Christmas story
In his latest for Our Sunday Visitor, columnist David Mills writes about how he recently came across a Facebook post where a group was attacking the notable Catholic author and speaker Scott Hahn, claiming he wasn’t a real scholar. Mills writes: “It’s
Writer David Mills expounds on the myriad prayer requests he gets on Facebook — and the plan he has devised to actually follow through. He writes: “People you don’t know at all ask you for your prayers and reasonably expect you’ll do
On Friday, a student group at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles will host a fundraiser for Planned Parenthood — an event that has been approved by leadership at the Catholic, Jesuit-run institution in Los Angeles. In his latest column for Our
Writer David Mills addresses the recent meeting between Pope Francis and President Joe Biden: “Many, many American Catholics got very upset with Pope Francis for not publicly criticizing President Joe Biden when they met at the Vatican last week. No one, as
David Mills explores how, in the past, the Church’s great social movements encouraged their members to learn through careful study and reading. Rarely is such a thing expected from Catholics today. He writes: “We tend to assume that only intellectual types read