Long Live the Epstein Files
The enormity of the files is only emphasized by their lack of emphasis, and it is the duty of Catholics to drill in on the truth as opposed to the news.
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.
Moral Miscalculation: America’s Misunderstanding of Iran Is Leading to Catastrophe
To form a proper moral judgment on this conflict, Catholics need to know the real history of America’s troubled relations with Iran and the source of its conflict with this ancient civilization.
The Cold War Splitting American Catholics
The rupture between Pope Leo and the Trump Administration threatens to weaken both American diplomacy and the Church’s moral voice.
Bring Me the Head of Carrie Prejean
All the head-hunting for alleged antisemites does is diminish support for 1948 Israel.
Has Candace Crossed a Catholic Line?
There is an edge of inquisitiveness in Candace’s desire to “expose” Erika Kirk, an inquisitiveness that spiritual masters have long warned against.
Some Economic Realities
When Catholic hierarchs speak about economic issues, I beg them to keep in mind that very tax, every economic restriction, every plan to redistribute money, every establishment of a welfare entitlement, comes with consequences.
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.
Saying “Yes” to Satan
The world, now being unveiled, stands or falls on the faith and fortitude of Catholics willing to follow Christ as the persecution intensifies.
Caught in Their Own Web: How Universities Became Victims of the Epstein Panic They Helped Create
The release of the Epstein files has revealed a striking reversal: the same institutions that cast themselves as guardians of integrity now find their own leaders entangled in scandals they once felt safely distant from.
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?
And in This Corner, No One
If you hate or despise American ways, if when you think of American history you think first and second and third of its evils, you cannot have any strong interest in the assimilation of immigrants to those ways.
The Movement to Topple Obergefell Is No Longer Fringe
Ten years after the Supreme Court’s 2015 Obergefell v. Hodges decision legalized same-sex marriage nationwide, advocates are rightly worried that the case isn’t closed.
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.
The Outsourcing of Catholic Immigration Policy to Progressive Catholic Institutions
Following USAID cuts, a network of Catholic university-based advocacy groups, staffed by USCCB and Biden-admin alumni, enables the bishops to continue advancing porous border initiatives.
Is Global Homo More Dangerous Than Islam?
The Sexual Revolution has taken exponentially more American lives and wounded more Americans than Islamism.
As Feminized Universities Falter, Faithful Catholic Colleges Flourish
The feminization of higher‑education leadership has accelerated the drift toward process‑heavy, conflict‑averse administrative cultures that impede institutional clarity.
The Wall Street Journal Takes No Prisoners in Its Resurgent War on the Heritage Foundation
The blatant idolization of unfettered global “free” trade aggressively clung to by the Wall Street Journal has them lashing out at anyone who would dare support Trump’s tariffs.
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.