First Amendment Bullies
What we have learned in the Covid years, and the Obama-Biden years, is that we must know our rights, protect them, and, above all, exercise them.
When Peace Rolls Right Over the Agnus Dei
At the very moment that the Holy Mass moves us to recognize our Lord and Savior upon the Altar, we instead look away and to one another for peace signs, hugs, and kisses.
Grace Abounds in the Suffering Rooms
Such simple questions as “Are you a Christian? Have you ever thought about it?” save lives and souls and reverberate through time and eternity.
Does Josh Hammer Love Jesus?
Josh Hammer is upset that Tucker Carlson claimed that “Muslims love Jesus.” Let’s look at who does and doesn’t love Jesus.
Trump Is Not of Our Tribe
Christianity is not Trump’s native tongue. He does not know our language or our ways, and he does not understand that you cannot go after the pope.
Bring Me the Head of Carrie Prejean
All the head-hunting for alleged antisemites does is diminish support for 1948 Israel.
Crescite Under Missiles
A growth-oriented excursion overseas turned into the growth experience of a lifetime for 18 seniors from the The Heights School when war with Iran broke out.
Carrie Prejean Gets Her Two Minutes of Hate
Prejean is being held up to universal opprobrium. Maybe she was wrong in these interventions. Maybe she was wrong in her assertions. But does she deserve these two minutes of hate?
The Ghost of Paul Weyrich in the Halls of Heritage
Staff departures at the Heritage Foundation are actually rooted in a deeper, more ideological shift than many assume.
Is Global Homo More Dangerous Than Islam?
The Sexual Revolution has taken exponentially more American lives and wounded more Americans than Islamism.
Has Hungary Conned American Conservatives?
For many conservative Catholics, Viktor Orbán’s Hungary has stood out as the last bastion of Christian Europe, but their voting record at the UN tells a different story.
Shabbat or Not Shabbat
In a raw Heritage Foundation all-staff showdown, a young Catholic dared question “recommended” Shabbat dinners. He then got doxxed, mocked, and buried under viral scorn.
The Dominican and the Jazzman
Sherwin wondered about the long-term effects of the fact that we no longer sing music in our lives, including during work, and now mostly listen.
Is Retiring to Florida Selfish?
One of the secrets of protecting your family and even projecting it through the ages is stability. Staying. Digging in. Building.
The Pope’s Breathless Fanboys
The intense focus on the dailly minutia of the Holy Father can veer into unhealthy voyeurism.
All of It Is Queer
“We are so back” is a current meme indicating how some part of “woke” culture has been pushed back, but even the most anti-woke conservatives stand defenseless against gay culture.
The Tour de France and the Interior Life
What can the Tour de France, one of the most physically challenging sporting events in the world, teach us about prayer and faith?
You Mistake Me for a Boomer When I Am a Jones
Blame is often placed on Boomers for all the guitar masses, horrible catechesis, and felt banners. But is that fair?
The Coordinated Global Assault on Opus Dei
Critics of Opus Dei who would like for the new pope to end Opus Dei may find their best laid attacks avail to nothing.