Legates challenge the culture
The 2010 Annual Legatus Summit was one of the most dynamic gatherings in years, organizers said following the Feb. 4-6 event organizers said. More than 460 members from Canada and the United States were encouraged to bring Christ to the world.
Porn: The marriage killer
Porn is the leading cause of marriage breakdown. When porn usage reaches the level of addiction, 40% of addicts lose their spouses. Men and women who travel for business and find hotel porn to be a challenge should spend as little time alone in their rooms as possible, talk to their families often and keep the TV off.
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Legates challenge the culture
Annual Summit, headlined by President Bush, encouraged Legates to challenge the culture...
Porn: The marriage killer
Porn addiction is like alcoholism; addicts never recover, but are continually recovering...
Answering the call
Legatus members across the country have embraced the call to evangelize the culture...
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The Pope & the New Evangelization
Cardinal Ratzinger wrote that evangelization should teach ‘the art of living’...
Evangelization today
Communicating the Gospel in our media-saturated modern culture is a challenge . ....
The power of Catholic radio
Tom Monaghan writes that Catholic radio has the power to move hearts and save souls...
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Does it make sense to teach business ethics?
Dr. Andrew Abela argues that there’s no such thing as an amoral, ethically neutral finance theory or management theory. Good business leaders know that a true theory of business is in fact ethical at the core. A successful, long-lasting business is one that cares about its people — its customers, employees and the communities it operates in . .... [Read more of this article]
What we still haven’t learned from the financial crisis
Dr. Sam Gregg argues that as time passes, armies of doctoral students will explore every nook and cranny of the ’08 meltdown. But if most governments’ policy responses are any guide, it’s apparent that many lessons from the financial crisis are escaping policymakers’ attention. He gives five important lessons policymakers should take note of... [Read more of this article]
The victory of socialism?
Michael Miller writes that we may have relegated socialism to the “dustbin of history,” but socialism never actually died. In many ways it has gained influence. The challenges of socialist thought are real. But there is hope in the resurgent resistance to the unprecedented growth of government. It’s time to rebuild a culture of ordered liberty... [Read more of this article]
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