J. Antonio Juarez holds a B.A. in Theology and is a part-time freelance writer and short-story author. His works have appeared in The Human Life Review, The Maccabee Society, and The Federalist.
Given the current 'unpleasantness' it can sometimes seem that death is all around us. But we rarely stop to think about it, let alone our own. On this Good Friday we should take time to ponder and uplift our thoughts about death by reflecting on our Lord's passion and crucifixion.
A year has passed since a whole host of policies and regulations were put in place to deal with the Covid-19 pandemic. Now that the pandemic is subsiding, it is a perfect time to reflect on what we've learned over the past year, and how we should proceed into the future.
Even though this year's annual March for Life is not taking place as it has in the past, we should still take time today to remember why the March takes place and rededicate ourselves to fight for the sanctity of life in light a new administration.
The recent vandalizing of Nancy Pelosi's home in San Francisco is indicative of the rancorous mood our nation is in. However, underneath the act lies the reason why Peolosi and others like her, are routinely despised by many Americans. A reason she is completely in the dark about.
With busy, stressful, and distracted lives, it can be easy to forget that Christmas is more than one day but a whole season. Perhaps it is time we start celebrating it like it is.
A brief personal encounter with Black Lives Matter protestors, brought to mind a whole host of questions of what we would do if we found ourselves in a violent situation.
As the nation finally says goodbye to former Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bade Ginsburg, it is important to remember that her nickname "Notorious" can be seen as meaning more than just being famous. In fact, it can have a more sober connotation to it.
Christopher Nolan's latest blockbuster stays true to his style as a film that is both action-packed and thought provoking enough to warrant multiple watchings.
