Opinion

Enjoy the Calm

Pope Leo’s days are spent in diplomacy, appointing bishops, refining and adjudicating law, and resolving disputes — precisely the kind of things that we notice less the better they’re done.

When Lourdes Visited Me

The ‘Journey of Grace’ is bringing the relics of St. Bernadette to the world, a simple act of devotion that can do more to restore the faith than a thousand novel ministries.

But for Harvard?

When the opening salvo from leaders at the world’s top universities is a denial of the existence of truth, we need to ask ourselves what it is that they intend to teach.

Column of Leopard 2 tanks at a NATO parade in Vilnius, Lithuania

Are Europeans Plumping for World War?

European leaders are increasingly warning of war with Russia. But after the Gulf of Tonkin, Iraq’s phantom weapons, and COVID, we have every reason to doubt the establishment elites beating the war drums.

Canonizing Socialism Edition!

Dorothy Day’s own post-conversion writings and actions might be enough to disqualify her from consideration for canonization by the Church — save for an ulterior agenda behind the effort.

Please, No More Excuses

The new Abolitionist movement aims to stop the bloodshed of the millions of babies killed in their mothers’ wombs.

Remember Your Guardian Angel

My children mostly think of their guardian angels at nighttime and as defenders against nightmares. But guardian angels have a much more significant role than calming a child’s fears.

No, It’s Not “Super Intelligence”

Trump’s renaming of things is usually relatively harmless, but trying to rename artificial intelligence as “super intelligence” can have wide-ranging and harmful consequences.

Fulton Sheen’s Last Word

As Blessed Sheen himself might have put it, what if God had permitted him every jot and tittle of Cardinal Tagle’s script; what if He had allowed Sheen one last word to the world?

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