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7 Tips for Your First Hunt
By:Maccabee Society reader Bradley asks: For someone who has shot a gun once or twice before and never been on a hunt, how would you recommend getting a…
My First Texas Turkeys: A High Libido Hunting Story
By:I've been on about five turkey hunts and I've never got a turkey. This last weekend, I was able to harvest two toms (male turkeys) with nice 8-9 inch b…
“Cheaper By the Dozen” and A Feminist’s Worst Nightmare
By:After watching a heartbreaking loss in the Elite Eight, my wife and I were "Netflix surfing," hoping to find something to watch together after a long, …
Dating In The 21st Century
By:Introduction: The following letter comments on a friend’s experience with a woman who cancelled a date because of an emergency yoga session popping up.…
Amoris Laetitia and Thomas Aquinas, Part 2
By:Thomas Aquinas to the Rescue! In the first part of this article, we discussed the problem of Amoris Laetitia, how it's, from a comprehension stand-poi…
Amoris Laetitia and Thomas Aquinas, Part 1
By:The Big Hullabaloo Yeah, that's right. We're going there. Today I'm going to talk about the Pope's controversial Post-synodal Exhortation on Love in t…
That’s (Saint) Hilarius: Venerating Your “Birthday Saint”
By:Patrons Galore! The Catholic Church has patron saints for almost anything you can think of. There are also numerous reasons that one might venerate a …
How Does Aristotle Find Joy in His Work?
By:How often have you been given an assignment in school or at work, something you would – had it not now become an assignment from someone else – otherwi…
4 Goals for Christian Men for Q1 of the Next Year (PLUS Book Recommendations)
By:Men, the sands of time are sinking. Let's look at your game plan for the next year: I'd like to encourage men of the Maccabee Society to begin or co…
4 Caridinal Virtues for Men with Applications: Maccabee Podcast 001
By:Dr. Taylor Marshall addresses a group of men on the topic of virtue, but in particular, how the virtues of prudence, justice, fortitude, and temperance…