Crisis Editor

Austin Ruse is a contributing editor to Crisis Magazine. He is president of the Center for Family and Human Rights in New York and Washington DC. He is the author of several books including Not Just for Kings: Cultivating a 500-Year Vision for Your Family (Sophia Institute Press). He can be reached at austinruse@c-fam.org.

Books by Austin Ruse

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Appealing But Deadly

Conservatives accepting sexual revolutionaries into their ranks are inviting their own movement’s demise.

The General Judgment Will Rock

The General Judgment is when and where you find out the disposition of everyone, and you find out how they got there. It is when everything is revealed. 

Too Many Saints Looking for Work!

Think about all the saints in Heaven who have never had big followings, or have simply been forgotten by us on this side of the veil. They are waiting there for you and me to ask for their intercession. 

The Black Legend of Christian Brutes

In recent years, the secular Left has been working feverishly to turn Christians into violent monsters. We are told that the number one threat of terrorism in America is from the Right.

I’ll Be Doing Opus Dei No Matter What

The organization Opus Dei has always had difficulty fitting into the greater structure of the Catholic Church. But the fundamental mission of Opus Dei is still fundamentally the mission of the baptized.

The Problems with Fidelity Month

Organizers of Fidelity Month say its message is inclusive and that everyone can come along, and this is quite obviously true; even the trannies can come along. But sometimes you must draw lines.

Lighting a Candle to Rainbow Zeus

This June, say no. Don’t bow down to the Rainbow Zeus. The rainbow nonsense is not a grassroots thing. It is purely top-down, forced on us by the rich and powerful.

These Memberless Men

Eunuch-hood is now being described as a new gender category, but we should call it what it is, a madness that has seeped from the dark corners of our culture.

The Joy of the Habsburg Legacy

Archduke Eduard Habsburg of Austria could have seen his family legacy as a burden, but instead his family’s past and present give him great joy.

434.25 Books Until I Die

Besides the final disposition of my soul, what is much on my mind is what I should be reading before I one day die.

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