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March 3, 2011During his naval service, Fr. Kenneth Malley studied Russian in California. After leaving the service, he entered the seminary, his studies eventually taking him to Rome. Now the Florida native is planted once again in native soil as pastor of a parish near his boyhood home.Read More
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March 3, 2011You have control over your health care experience. Medical errors can result from poor communication between you and your physician. The more informed and involved you are as a patient, the better your medical experience will be. Here are 20 tips to avoid medical mishaps.Read More
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March 3, 2011As someone who has played and followed sports my whole life, I’ve found athletics to be a natural source of recreation — not to mention a way to stay healthy and fit.Read More
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March 3, 2011In his first-ever memoir, Fr. Groeschel introduces you to those who influenced him. Some are unknown, such as a Jewish tailor who advised him to “be a good boy.”Read More
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March 3, 2011Legatus Magazine's newest correspondent, Ghezzi shares his adventures in prayer and offers a winsome invitation to experience the promise and power of this practice. He shows how faithfulness to daily prayer rewards us with unlimited blessings.Read More
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March 3, 2011In recent decades, atheism has become steadily more acceptable and even fashionable in the U.S. Spurring its credibility is that the atheist worldview has become entrenched in academia and is drummed incessantly into the minds of students — as early as grade school.Read More
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March 3, 2011Activists working for the social acceptance of homosexual activity and lifestyles know the power of words. For a while, they chose to refer to the psychological phenomenon of “same-sex sexual attraction” as “sexual preference.” After all, in a society in which unrestrained “choice” is the highest good, “sexual preference” seemed an acceptable term for those attracted to their own sex.Read More
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March 3, 2011By definition, ethical hazard — often called moral hazard — occurs when systems or processes actually provide incentives for individuals to engage in illegal, risky or unethical behavior. Ethical hazard often occurs when individuals bear little or no responsibility for their actions.Read More
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March 3, 2011In 1957, Pope Pius XII issued an encyclical on the mass media, which even then played a vital role for good and ill in society. Although the types of media have multiplied since his encyclical was published, the principles he set forth for the proper production and appreciation of the media stand the test of time.Read More
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March 3, 2011Felicity and Perpetua were vibrant young women who lived in Carthage, North Africa. Shortly after they were converted in 203, a persecution erupted in the Roman Empire. The women and three men, all catechumens ready for baptism, were arrested because they refused to worship the emperor.Read More
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March 3, 2011Even for people with average powers of observation, it’s pretty obvious that most Catholics really don’t know their faith. Over the past four decades, unfortunately, most Catholic schools have failed to impart the truths of the faith to our children. And, even more tragically, most Catholic parents have also failed in this regard.Read More
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March 3, 2011During his naval service, Fr. Kenneth Malley studied Russian in California. After leaving the service, he entered the seminary, his studies eventually taking him to Rome. Now the Florida native is planted once again in native soil as pastor of a parish near his boyhood home.Read More
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March 3, 2011Hollywood Legate Paul Lauer brings life- and faith-affirming films to the masses . . . Paul Lauer has long had a passion for media and its power to shape the culture. Named after the saint he calls “The Biblical Broadcaster,” Lauer – membership chair of Legatus’ newly minted Hollywood Chapter – sees his calling as broadcasting the gospel message using the modern means of communications.Read More
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March 1, 2011Despite one of the biggest blizzards in recent history blanketing a third of the nation, the 2011 Legatus Summit realized a near-record turnout of over 500 attendees — including some 430 Legates, plus guests, VIPs and staff.Read More
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March 1, 2011Despite one of the biggest blizzards in recent history blanketing a third of the nation, the 2011 Legatus Summit realized a near-record turnout of over 500 attendees — including some 430 Legates, plus guests, VIPs and staff.Read More
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