Eric Sammons

Eric Sammons is the editor-in-chief of Crisis Magazine. His next book, The Catholic Guide to Artificial Intelligence, will be published this fall. His most recent books are Moral Money: The Case for Bitcoin and the science fiction novel Shard of Eden.

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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.

Navigating the Waters Ahead

Our job is to help Catholics understand both the scope of our current challenges and the resources our tradition provides for overcoming them.

An American in Rome

Habemus Papam! As I’m sure you’re all aware, we have a new pope: Leo XIV, formerly known as Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, O.S.A. Although somewhat of a dark horse candidate, before the conclave he was seen as a potential “compromise” choice. However, his election on only the 4th ballot makes it hard to see that … Read more

The Pope is Dead. Long Live the Papacy.

Pope Francis famously called on Catholics to “make a mess.” He surely did, and now it’s up to us to clean up. Pray for the soul of Pope Francis, pray for the next pope, and pray for Holy Mother Church.

Chasing the Apocalypse

Obsessing over the imminent End of the world is a spiritual trap, one that can lead us away from the very faith we’re trying to defend.

Navigating Our Brave New World

New technologies are rapidly transforming society. Are these radical changes good or bad for our emotional and spiritual lives?

Baseball Springs Eternal

Baseball remains America’s pastime, and more importantly, baseball is the sport that best teaches the lessons of life. I’d even go so far as to say it is a quintessentially Catholic sport.

Catholics Are Rapidly Losing Ground

A new survey shows that for every 100 new Catholics, more than 800 people leave the Church. As bad as that is, the news is actually worse when we look more closely at the numbers. Radical changes are needed.

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