Crossposted at Bettnet Joe Carter writes about his experiences as a divorced dad and comes to the conclusion that children need more than a “visiting” father and that this applies to dads who are not divorced. Now, Carter isn’t making a judgment on why some would divorce (in his situation, his wife left him) and [...]

I’ve written on my blog a reflection on the guardianship instinct in men, prompted by the murders at Virginia Tech and related reflections by the Anchoress and Genevieve Kineke. Here’s a brief excerpt of my thoughts: When we were first married, Melanie used to kid me about my paranoia. Whenever we went out for evening [...]

First, thanks Rob, for welcoming me and for getting the ball rolling on this blog. Second, I had a meeting with a client yesterday afternoon (I know, I know, but when you work for the Church, Sunday is a work day) and was gone for several hours. When I walked in the door, Isabella raced [...]