Meditation on the Nativity of Our Lord: the Saviour has appeared – Voice of the Family
Towards the end of his life, Fr Gabriel of St Mary Magdalen OCD (1893–1953), began to compile and condense his
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How divine law differs from natural law – Voice of the Family
“We can see straightaway how divine law differs from what we call natural law. St Thomas Aquinas tells us that
Praying for peace – Voice of the Family
In his Summa, St Thomas develops the Augustinian idea of peace. It is no coincidence that he deals with this
The reform must begin with the reconstruction of the family (2) – Voice of the Family
By this word family was understood not only the mother and the children, as today, but the whole lineage of
Human rights in defence of the family – Voice of the Family
“The rights of children,” he argued, “were sacred because the child itself could not demand their implementation; parents were the
Guy Fawkes, Margaret Roper and the apostolate of the laity – Voice of the Family
Of course, blowing up Parliament is not being “a good Catholic” and ecumenism is not “a load of rubbish”. On
The sky grows darker yet the sea rises higher – Voice of the Family
By Alan Fimister | 26 October 2022 The sky grows darker yet the sea rises higher – Voice
The reform must begin with the reconstruction of the family (1) – Voice of the Family
This is the seventh in a series of fifteen articles, drawn from Mgr Delassus’s two-volume work, The Problem of the Present
On the UK government’s plan to end “medical” abortion at home – Voice of the Family
Why sound such a cautious note after an important pro-life victory? Recent history provides the reason On the UK government’s