RobK

http://kaiserfam.com/kyrieeleison/

Gen Xer who has grown up (mostly). I earned a PhD in Psychology, and work in marketing research, but my faith and my family are most important to me. I am neither liberal nor conservative. I am Catholic and that makes all the difference. I am pro-life, and pro-family. I am intelligent and open-minded (but not so open minded that my brain falls out). I am opinionated. I laugh (a lot). I live with my wife and three kids in beautiful Southern California. We like exploring and taking pictures together (outdoors, missions, flora). I pray everyday to follow the will of my Lord, to love my wife more dearly, to teach my children well, and to leave the world a better place.

Rob Kaiser discusses the Catholic Dad site redesign. Several changes are discussed, including the meaning of the new logo. More changes are on the way and we are looking for additional contributors. Find out what is going on at Catholic Dads and how you can help.

I recently became aware of a service that is available to Catholic parents looking to grow healthy, faithful families in the midst of an entertainment and media environment that is hardly aligned with such goals. The service, called Culture Gauge, proposes to provide parents the information needed to successfully navigate the environment without being overly [...]

Call For Images

August 22nd, 2010

I am in the middle of redesigning the Catholic Dads website, and hope to launch by the end of the month.  I am looking for banner images that will rotate in the top of the page.  The ones we have say Catholic, but not Dads.  I am looking for a few images that work.  If [...]

Came across a great article for Catholic Dads at Voices for Life.  Check out the full article at: Voices for Life: Ten Great Reasons To Have Another Child. I have the headlines below, but read the rationale and explanation behind each at the original site. REASON ONE: Have another child to join with God in [...]

One of my sons friends came over the other day- let’s call him Carl. He had met him when they were both new transfers to the Catholic school my son attends three years ago. He is a polite boy, always calls me Mr. and my wife Mrs. Always says please and thank you. He had [...]

Joe Carter at First Things has list of 50 things a man should be able to do. It is a good list – those are thing a man should be able to do.  I am pretty sure that the list might not be the same.  What do you think should be on a list of [...]

Jennifer Fulwiler at Conversion Diary has put together this practical advice video for dealing with those close to us who claim to be atheists. I thought it was worth sharing here at Catholic Dads. Here is the “Cliffs Notes” version. 1. Know your faith. 2. Value love over argument. 3. Pray. 4. Work on your [...]

Catholic Dads is improving. If you are interested and the fit is right, you can play a bigger role here at Catholic Dads. Here is what is changing. Featured Writers. We will be engaging featured writers to write on issues about being a Catholic Dad. There has been interest from some (and I will be [...]

New Member

July 12th, 2010

Please welcome Michael Linder from What Does Mike Think – a blog well worth checking out. Here is what Michael writes: I am a Catholic husband and father of three boys, 10, 12, and 18. I’ve been reading Catholic Dads for a while and thought it was time to join. Welcome!

For some time I have been considering changing the way Catholic Dads post articles. There are times when a really good article gets buried in a flurry of activity. There are also times when we have three of four posts in one day, and then nothing for a while. There are times when judicious editing [...]