HEROIC MASCULINITY
“The first man was not only created good, but was also established in friendship with his Creator and in harmony with himself and with the creation around him, in a state that would be surpassed only by the glory of the new creation in Christ.”
How to Be a Catholic Hero
One of the reasons the latest batch of Star Wars films have not been well received is because the writers have twisted the classic hero character in two specific ways. Building on the Star Wars mythology—with some borrowing from the Bible—what can we learn about becoming a Catholic Hero?
The Hero With a Thousand Christian Faces
On the topic of Heroic Masculinity, how does the path of the hero help young Christian men identify their spiritual quest with the classic hero’s quest?
Being fathered, and fathering others
Dominic Chan reflects on how his father’s devotion, a life-changing encounter with God, and the challenges of raising his own children shaped his understanding of fatherhood. Drawing on personal and spiritual experiences, he offers an honest look at the trials and growth that come with being a father and a mentor, highlighting the depth and purpose found in this vocation.