John Clark on why playing games with our daughters on the living room floor can yield greater results than meeting with a bevy of executives in a boardroom.
Read More »What I Gave Up By Not Being A Priest
John Clark turns the too-often used counsel for young men upside down with this advice to his sons: 'Think of what you will give up by not being a Priest'.
Read More »The Right Man for the Job: St. Juan Diego’s Humility
When Mary appeared to St. Juan Diego and requested a church in her honor, he was convinced that he was the wrong man. But he was the perfect candidate.
Read More »War Or Peace: Should Catholics Observe Veterans Day?
John Clark wonders whether Catholics should celebrate Veterans Day. If so, what should our response be for those promoting and protecting peace?
Read More »The Noble Dreams of Fathers
A story of loving fathers and noble dreams. John Clark recounts the story of a homeschool father who loved his son's dream so much that he made it his own.
Read More »When Dads Teach – Confessions of a Homeschooling Father
Becoming a full time homeschooling father this year taught John Clark that they don’t get near enough thanks, or even, recognition. He wants to change that.
Read More »‘Go Read a Book’: How to Raise an Educated Young Thinker
When he was bored, John Clark's mother said 'read a book'. Now, he's amazed at how that little adage has transformed western culture, and we need it back.
Read More »War Wounds: Does Jesus Still Bear the Marks of the Passion?
Thomas' act of belief for Resurrection raises a question: the presence of wounds in Jesus' glorified body. John Clark explores what that can mean for us.
Read More »Incredible: Today’s Event Will Not Happen Again Until 2157!
Today presents a liturgical 'difficulty': it marks Good Friday and the traditional date of the Annunciation. John Clark unpacks this once-in-lifetime event!
Read More »Sense and Insensibility: Should I Look for Signs and Miracles?
John Clark has hoped for a sign from God, and 'known' that he shouldn't expect one. Until it actually happens... Perhaps his perceptions were wrong before.
Read More »Is the Devil Winning? No. Not Even Close.
John Clark takes apart the popular idea that the devil is winning. Far from it; he's losing right, left and center to all the simple, little good things.
Read More »Are Your Kids Homeschooling or ‘Schooling Home’?
Inspired by his older son teaching metaphysics to his pre-teen sister, John Clark unpacks the impact that going to any school has on the whole family.
Read More »20 Bad Arguments Against God’s Existence – ANSWERED
John Clark fires right back at a popular Youtube video '20 SHORT Arguments Against God's Existence', and shuts him down in 8 steps.
Read More »Shut Down Roe v. Wade with These 4 Points
If you're in the prolife battle, John Clark brings up four crucial things to know about Roe v. Wade - from research and the justices' own words.
Read More »Should We be Trying to Christianize David Bowie?
John Clark is happy to pray for the passing of any cultural icon, but questions the trend to gloss over Bowie's own words about his outlook on life.
Read More »5 Ways You Can Prepare to Succeed in the ACT/SAT Tests
John Clark walks us through his 5 recommendations to get an edge on your ACT and SAT testing. They're simple and succinct, and will gear you to succeed.
Read More »Does God Hide Himself? Atheism’s ‘Lack of Vision’
John Clark takes on this popular question 'Does God Hide Himself', and shows that it has less to do with God and more to do with the one searching.
Read More »You’re Invited: To Become a Christmas Child… Again
John Clark shares his favorite Christmas memory, and why we should not only love the Christ child, but we should *be* a Christmas child.
Read More »8 TV Commercials that were Better than any TV Show in 2015
John Clark shares his top favorite, heartwarming ads from 2015. Which ones have you seen?
Read More »14 Crazy Ideas to Get Your Kids to Read the Classics
Drawing inspiration from today's headlines, John Clark takes a fresh pen to famous books to ignite interest in kids to read the classics.
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