The Satanic Deception of Tarot Cards
Tarot cards are rising in popularity, and some Catholics are deceived into thinking they are compatible with Catholicism.
The Beauty of Austerity
Faithfulness to the austere beauty of Teresa’s rule was the cause for canonization for a little-known modern saint, Mother Maravillas de Jesus (1891-1974).
The Anglican Use: A Better Novus Ordo?
The Mass of the Anglican Ordinariate may be what was the intended outcome of the Second Vatican Council.
An Anglican Use Success Story
Catholics who yearn to attend a reverent Mass may find that the Ordinariate Form (Anglican Use) may just be the home they are looking for.
Women’s Sports Need to Follow the Science
Catholic colleges must defend the right of women to compete in sports exclusively against other women.
Jan. 6: Full of Sound and Fury, Signifying Nothing
The events of January 6, 2021 reveal the insanity of the Left but also the weakness of the Right.
Don’t Look Up: A Doomsday Movie as Rorschach Test
The recently-released movie “Don’t Look Up” can be seen as a brilliant comedy exposing our culture’s idiotic response to COVID-19.
COVID Vaccines and the Sense of the Faithful
As the Church seeks to understand the morality of abortion-tainted vaccines, the sensus fidelium is critically important. We have an urgent responsibility to contribute to the Church’s elucidation of this teaching.
A Crisis of Truth
Issues of social justice are not at the forefront of the problems we confront. It is, rather, for want of truth that the world suffers.
Tradition is No Dead Thing
Modernism is not alive; it is, in fact, the opposite: the effort to bind us to a corpse.
The Confusing New “Ministry of Catechist”
The recent establishment of a ministry of lay catechist raises more questions than it answers.
The Confusing New “Ministry of Catechist”
The recent establishment of a ministry of lay catechist raises more questions than it answers.
Confessions of a Modernist
For a Modernists, the “spirit of the age” is aligned with the faults to which one is especially susceptible. Their whole intellectual ecosystem validates their error.
Women’s Sports Need to Follow the Science
Catholic colleges must defend the right of women to compete in sports exclusively against other women.
Wringing Out Another Wild Year
Before we ring in the New Year, let’s wring out the problems that continue to plague us.
2022 Will Be Better…I Think
2022 just might be the year that we finally free ourselves from our COVID shackles.
Confessions of a Modernist
For a Modernists, the “spirit of the age” is aligned with the faults to which one is especially susceptible. Their whole intellectual ecosystem validates their error.
Power vs. Authority in the Church
Prelates like Cardinal Cupich may have the power to do whatever they want, but they don’t have the authority to do so.
In Defense of Hallmark Movies
While Hallmark movies might be unrealistic and simplistic, they can tap into real deep longings.