Carrie Prejean Gets Her Two Minutes of Hate
Prejean is being held up to universal opprobrium. Maybe she was wrong in these interventions. Maybe she was wrong in her assertions. But does she deserve these two minutes of hate?
The Crisis, the Conscience, and the Consecrations
Much like St. Thomas More’s refusal to swear an oath to a legitimate authority, today’s Church crisis likewise calls for fidelity to the Faith when faced with conflicting human laws.
No, Holy Father, Health is Not a “Right”
The idea that health is a “right” leads to a whole host of problems, as well as less healthy people. It’s also not a truly Catholic way of looking at our rights and obligations as members of the human family.
Feminism Is “Wicked”—and Worse, It’s Rooted in a Christian Heresy
The subtle spirit of Eve is an insidious infiltration of gnostic ideas into media, churches, and culture.
Meditating On Death Is Critical To A Good Life
Dying a heroic death is strongly correlated to living a heroic life.
A Hidden Cause of the Vocation Crisis
Perpetually discerning one’s vocation is often a sign that you are going about it the wrong way.
The Epstein Cataclysm
The Epstein files are breaking on the world like an asteroid slamming into earth.
Making San Francisco Catholic Again
San Francisco might be seen as a lost cause for Catholics, but hidden in its heart is another story.
Is Greta Thunberg the Antichrist?
Silicon Valley’s Peter Thiel may have identified the Antichrist as being an anti-tech luddite like Greta, but is his own technology itself the true snare that will enslave us?
Looking Toward Lent
Lent is coming upon us quickly this year! Will we sit still long enough to slow it down, or just let another one pass us by?
Truth and Tradition: Seeing the Future in the Light of the Past
To exclude the past, and with it tradition, is to exclude God who stands outside of all time.
The Once-Mighty Europe
A new book from a new publisher swims against the anti-Western tide of our academic elites.
Recovering Love and Marriage in a Loveless and Divided Culture
Sandwiched between arranged marriages and committing sins of the flesh with random strangers is an intentional culture designed to weed out bad matches and encourage real courtship.
Stop Equating Ramadan to Lent
Equating Ramadan to Lent is not only wrong, but blasphemous as it implies God could be reached or pleased equally by either path.
The SSPX is Not the Problem
The problem is that the Catholic Church has been attempting to modernize itself over the past six decades plus in order to accommodate itself to modern society.
Advice to a New Convert: Let It All Die
In order to “put on the new man,” as a mark of one’s conversion, we must first “put off the old man.”
And in This Corner, No One
If you hate or despise American ways, if when you think of American history you think first and second and third of its evils, you cannot have any strong interest in the assimilation of immigrants to those ways.
How to Protest Without Fear of Getting Shot
Laws govern our right to assemble and protest peacefully, and obeying them, or not, is what separates legitimate protest from riot.
Recontextualizing Social Teaching
Despite sounding “left-leaning” to some conservative Catholics, the recent statements from Pope Leo XIV on economics, poverty, and social issues align with longstanding Catholic social teaching.
Is the Church Roman?
I can understand why one might want to associate the Church with the glories of the Roman Empire, but such associations, though they may be historically important, are not essential for her.