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In my last blog post, I discussed the challenges and opportunities presented by remote work in a world where COVID is receding, and employees and employers are reconsidering their relationship with one another.

January is a month to take stock and look ahead. Over the last few weeks, I have been thinking about what Legatus and its members have accomplished in 2022.

Feast Day: January 22 - Patron of Pallottines

There is nothing special about the dawn of a new year that makes it any more advantageous as far as personal resolutions are concerned.

Had a few? Then again, too few to mention? To rue past decisions can be a good thing when reflection sparks wisdom and growth.

Legatus experts suggest positive resolutions Catholic execs should consider for the new year — in business, personal, and spiritual life.

U.S. bishops’ pro-life initiative encourages diocesan and parish outreach to accompany pregnant and single mothers in need.

Whether traveling alone or with children and grandchildren this spring or summer, there’s always a beautiful church or shrine nearby to help keep faith at the center.

Some of the many offenses against the Seventh Commandment include...

Making sound moral judgments takes a variety of skills. Obviously, one must have a general sense of right and wrong and be able to apply that knowledge to the case at hand.

“What can I do to promote the mission of the Church amid all the confusion present in the Church and in society?” ...

Our lives should be ordered to what is good. The observation is so commonplace that it can sound trite. In English, we compare good to great. ...

What if a drug that works for most people turned toxic in your body because of your genetic makeup? ...

In a 2010 address to young people and families in Palermo, Italy, Pope Benedict XVI clearly defined God’s role in the family. ...

Throughout the years that I ran a communications business, I pitched new clients regularly. ...

Kristan Hawkins is founder and president of Students for Life, which, her website says, “exists to abolish abortion by transforming our culture by recruiting, training, and mobilizing this pro-life generation, who are the direct targets of today’s abortion industry.”

Father Jeffrey Day, Vicar General and Moderator of the Curia for the Archdiocese of Detroit, has served as chaplain of Legatus’ Detroit NE Chapter since 2017.