The Temptation of Boromir
The atomic bombing of Japan during World War II, and, more recently, the Israeli pager attack, represent an embrace of evil for a good cause, which leads to a loss of part of our souls.
The Nine Levels of Prayer
Catholicism has developed the best “school of prayer” available, but it’s mostly forgotten today.
Questioning Narratives
More and more people argue that we should not accept dominant narratives at face value, especially when those who vigorously promote these narratives advance their own power base in doing so.
The Power of an Apology
There needs to be a reckoning for the shutdown of public Masses by the bishops during Covid. An apology would be a good start.
The Dire Political and Spiritual Consequences of our Health Crisis
The modern American diet makes us listless and addicted, which is a recipe for disaster in both the political and spiritual realms.
Why Synodality is a Sham
Synodality isn’t a process in which the laity’s concerns are heard; it is a process by which they are ignored.
Thank You, Elon Musk
Just a few years ago all the levers of power were in the hands of Elites who wanted to control our lives, and now, because a billionaire was fed up, there is at least one outlet where information can flow freely.
War Must Become a Primary Issue for Catholics in Presidential Elections
Opposition to war is as important, or even more important, than opposition to abortion in the presidential election.
The Only Man Standing in the Way of Our Country’s Destruction
At this point, the lines are as clear as they ever could be: if you love our country and want it to survive, you must vote for Donald J. Trump in November.
Antisemite: A Now-Meaningless Term That Should Mean Something
The overuse of the term “antisemite” has led to an overreaction that refuses to acknowledge actual antisemitism.
The Excommunication of Archbishop Viganò
Reviewing the actions that led up to the dramatic act of Viganò’s excommunication is essential for understanding it. What we will find is that there are no heroes in this story.
Confrontational Catholicism
We’ve reached a time in our culture when Catholics need to be far more confrontational with our enemies.
A Pragmatic Alliance
The Trump-led Conservative Movement won’t save the nation, but it will at least keep the State from coming after practicing Catholics.
The Persecution of Donald Trump
Trump’s conviction hopefully serves as a wake-up call. We don’t live in a democratic republic, a shining city on the hill. We live in a banana republic, a decaying country on its last legs.
What One Priest Had to Say About Crisis
The Catholic world needs a daily news website offering orthodox commentary on the issues afflicting the Church and political sphere today — but we simply cannot keep this service strong without you.
Understanding the New Vatican Norms for Discerning Supernatural Phenomena
Perhaps surprisingly, the new DDF norms for evaluating apparitions and other supernatural phenomena are reasonable and helpful.
Harrison Butker for President
Harrison Butker is being silenced because our Church leaders have been silent for decades.
Why I Didn’t Sign the Call for the Resignation of Pope Francis
A number of Catholics recently called for the resignation or deposition of Pope Francis. I did not join them – why?
Tucker Carlson’s Spiritual World
Tucker Carlson claims that “spiritual” forces are at work in the world, directly involved in events from the creation of the atom bomb to supposed alien sightings. What are Catholics to make of these claims?
