God as a Weapon: Sacralizing War in Occupied Donbas
Since 2022, the religious landscape of the Donbas region has been deliberately reshaped to align with the political objectives of the Kremlin.
Behind the Scenes: The Supreme Court Protects Parental Rights
While parents were losing case after case, it was finally Catholic teachers who stood up against the loss of parental rights in the classroom in a case that affirmed their constitutional rights.
Do Young Children Belong at Mass?
Tradition favors formation through participation, not exclusion. Children belong at Mass precisely because they are learning to love what is sacred.
An American on Monarchy
The Compleat Monarchist by Charles Coulombe is an erudite, engaging, and comprehensive defense of a Christian monarchy from an American perspective.
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.
The Sad Collapse of the Byzantine Catholic Church
While the Byzantine Catholic Church in America endures as a witness to a lost era, statistics point to its certain demise unless something drastic changes.
A Prophet Goes Home
Paul Thigpen was a true son of the South who loved the city of his birth, devoting himself, following his conversion, to an intense study of the history of the Catholic presence in Georgia’s oldest city.
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.
The Truth, the Whole Truth, and Nothing but the Truth
While many priests and students of theology have been taught what to think about God, few are ever taught how to speak to him.
An Apostle of Peace in an Era of War
In this time of war, the Holy Spirit is presenting to us a model for peace.
Four Great Films for Your Lenten Journey
Lenten film recommendations for visual learners: Films that illuminate Christ’s Passion and help unite our sacrifices to His on the Cross.
SSPX Response to Dubia
The SSPX responds to recent questions posed concerning their canonical irregularities and underlying doctrinal disputes with Rome.
Eat Yourself Healthy
The most prosperous nation in human history somehow decided to eat the most impovershed food in human history.
The Mass We Understand—and the Faith We Don’t
Being able to understand the words of the Mass doesn’t necessarily mean you understand its mystery.
Why Being Rather Than Nothingness? Part VII
Between the omnipotence of God, who holds all creation in being, and the impotence of men, who possess no claim whatsoever on being, there remains an impassible barrier which no creature may presume to breach.
The Thing About Obedience
There are a host of Catholic commentators who express their disdain for the “disobedience” of the SSPX but at the same time find themselves disobedient to certain Vatican commands.
The Power of One Faithful Priest: Fr. Charles Carroll
Day in and day out, there are the faithful, quiet priests—who pray their breviary and their Rosary, anoint the dying, celebrate Mass, hear confessions, and bury the dead—whose lives we don’t know.