Tag Archives: Pope John Paul II

  1. Indiana: Land of the Bigot? Try Again…

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    March 30, 2015 by Alex Johannigman

    A country that was founded on the free practice of religion should legally protect the rights of its citizens to practice their religions in all arenas where faith may come into play. But when practicing our religion in the public sphere and faced with difficult decisions we have to always ask ourselves, by taking this action, am I loving God and loving my neighbor?

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  2. 7 Trends Destroying Families Faster Than a Same-Sex “Marriage” License in Texas

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    February 20, 2015 by Alex Johannigman

    Beneath all of the talk about “marriage equality” and “preserving the sanctity of marriage” there are much more harmful trends that are destroying the health and stability of marriages and families than the legal status of same-sex unions. The scariest part is that most of us are contributing to the problem.

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  3. Be Not Afraid: Accepting St. John Paul the Great’s Challenge

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    May 1, 2014 by Alex Johannigman

    “Brothers and sisters, do not be afraid to welcome Christ and accept his power. Help the Pope and all those who wish …
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  4. Moral teachings are hard, but I wouldn’t have it any other way

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    February 24, 2014 by Alex Johannigman

    The Catholic Church is certainly known for being uncomfortably demanding when it comes to moral issues. Earlier this month, I …
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  5. A Tuesday in the life of a missionary

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    October 23, 2013 by Alex Johannigman

    Welcome to part 5 of my “week in the life of a missionary” series. If you missed Monday, you can …
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  6. Why I’m Proud to be Anti-Choice

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    June 24, 2013 by Alex Johannigman

    Abortion has been back in the news in the past couple weeks as bills that would limit abortion access in …
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