There Is No Such Thing As An “Affordability President”
President Trump promises to be the “affordability president.” The problem is that he—like presidents before him—won’t address the root cause of rising prices.
Boomers, Doomers, and Zoomers
A younger generation of Catholics—one that doesn’t care about the battles of the past—is beginning to influence the direction of the Church.
Creating Catholic Alternatives
For more than 40 years Crisis Magazine has worked to expose and oppose the cultural forces both inside and outside the Church that turn us against the good, the true, and the beautiful. I believe Crisis has been fulfilling that mission admirably, and we will continue to do so going forward. Yet, exposing and opposing the rot is not … Read more
The Growing Conservative Schism and How to Avoid It
A schism threatens to tear apart the Right, one whose epicenter lies not in America but in Israel.
The Power of Forgiveness
We simply cannot overestimate the impact Mrs. Kirk’s beautiful act of forgiveness might have on our nation.
Charlie Kirk’s Murder is a Turning Point for America
Charlie Kirk’s job was to talk. He was far better at that skill than most people, and thousands upon thousands of people found what he said compelling. He talked mostly about controversial topics—although everything he advocated was mainstream opinion just two decades ago—always in a spirit of charity and constructive debate. He never advocated violence, … Read more
Is the Catholic Church Growing or Shrinking in America?
People are noticing a significant uptick in the number of conversions to Catholicism, yet at the same time others are lamenting the vast numbers leaving the Church. What is actually happening?
This One Trick Will Transform Your Social Media Experience
Most of us underestimate the impact constant interaction with nasty accounts on social media can have on us—mentally, physically, emotionally, and especially spiritually.
The Dangers of Depicting Jesus
Trying to portray the life of Jesus for modern audiences is a difficult task, with more failures than successes. However, a recent book is one of those successes.
My Advice to Catholic Young Men
Young men: it’s time to step up. Don’t make excuses, don’t be a victim, and don’t let our feminized and destructive culture shape your life.
The Purging of Faithful Catholics Continues
The firing of two well-respected seminary professors shows the reign of Regime Men isn’t over in the Church.
Why the Epstein List Matters
We live in a post-trust era, and radical transparency is the only way out.
The Importance of a Veneer
The external trappings of Catholicism are vital for passing on the Faith, and should be encouraged even when the underlying doctrine isn’t fully proclaimed.
Donald Trump’s Betrayal
Trump’s decision to attack Iran and advocate for regime change is a fundamental betrayal of one of his primary campaign promises.
The Limits of Catholic Social Teaching
Catholic Social Teaching is not itself fixed moral principles but instead the prudent application of those principles to the reality of the contemporary world.
The Name-Calling on the Right
We need to allow vigorous debate in the public square on the actions of Israel and stop the name-calling.
In Appreciation of Bishop Barron
I’ve been critical of Bishop Barron in the past, but he’s still one of our best bishops today.
Should Vance Have Kissed the Ring?
When a Catholic Vice President meets the pope, which protocols should take precedence: the Catholic or the American?