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David Hahn
How to make holiness a habit
As the fervour of Easter and Pentecost begins to fade, Ordinary Time offers an opportunity to deepen our commitment to God through the sacraments, prayer, spiritual reading and community
Pride’s retreat is not yet a conservative victory
Declining corporate support for Pride events may signal a political shift, but conservatives should be cautious about mistaking a tactical retreat for a lasting cultural transformation
Why Catholics should sing together again
Music has become increasingly passive in modern life, but the folk tradition offers Catholics a way to recover shared culture and fellowship through singing together
The neglected feast
Pentecost was once among the Church’s greatest feasts, crowned with an octave and Vigil that kept alive the memory of the Holy Ghost
Confronting the challenge of artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence is neither a demonic force nor a neutral convenience, but a serious tool that demands moral responsibility and careful reflection from Catholics
Why prayer to the saints is not idolatry
Examining the distinction between worship and veneration and its implications for prayer to the saints within the wider life of the Church
In praise of the married man
David Hahn makes the case for the married man, arguing that matrimony offers both the adventure and stability modern men are told it cannot
Death in the Catholic imagination
David Hahn reflects on the Catholic understanding of death, contrasting it with a sanitised secular view that pays little attention to its eternal consequences
Five lessons on Catholic fatherhood I learned from my Dad
Five lessons on Catholic fatherhood I learned from my Dad
Taking up arms: Lent as spiritual combat
Lent is not merely a season of restraint but a summons to spiritual combat, in which the Christian, following Christ into the wilderness, learns discipline and self-mastery
God, country and family: the virtues liberalism forgets
Against modern liberalism’s focus on individual rights, David Hahn argues that life is a gift requiring gratitude expressed through the ancient virtues of religion, patriotism and filial piety
Acedia: how to overcome spiritual sloth
Often mistaken for laziness, acedia is a deeper spiritual sadness that distorts our sense of vocation, drains our energy and tempts us to flee the demands of love, prayer and perseverance
Reclaiming Christmas through Twelfth Night
A secular Christmas starts in Advent and finishes early. David Hahn writes that Catholics should reclaim the feast by celebrating it in its entirety
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