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.
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.
The damaged caused in the wake of the George Floyd riots have laid bare severe dysfunctions in how major American cities are run, and may give some of us pause to rethink our living in them.
After more than a month of lock downs and closed businesses, there is a growing movement by ordinary Americans who are realizing that not only is remaining in this state making less sense, but it is and will have serious negative side effects.
Despite all the hype and fake news, the truth is that we are living at a time of a pandemic. So on this Easter day, it is important to remember that whatever hard times are in store for us, Christ is risen and he has overcome the world!
As families around the country continue to be quarantined in their homes to flatten the Coronavirus curve, so whether it's at home or going out for a walk, finding way to relax as a family is is a must.
The 2020 film "Gretel and Hansel" is actually a far darker take on the classic "Hansel and Gretel" fairy tale and may be too eerie for some. Nevertheless, this modern retelling still manages to end on a bright, albeit imperfect, ending.
By the end of it all, The Rise of Skywalker leaves the viewer with more questions than answers--but, by this point, few people are probably going to care.
The goal of all New Year's resolutions should be to become holier. With that in mind, all people should familiarize themselves with little-known Saint Clarus.
