When the Pieces of the Puzzle Do Not Fit
Does the academic freedom afforded by a university include the “freedom” to deny the principle of non-contradiction?
Sunset Boulevard and Vatican II
The recasting of Vatican II as the savior of Catholicism descends into Hollywood-esque delusions.
Silver Is Surging: But That’s Not the Story
The recent surge in the metal-based asset class signals growing concerns with the general market and paper-based money.
Looking for a New Parish—and Crossing Some Off the List
When the last bastion of the truly sacred in the world allows the profane to permeate its structures, art, and music, it does a grave disservice to the faithful.
Do You Want To Be Dangerous?
St. John Henry Newman believed men could be independent and self-governed while still respecting ecclesiastical supremacy. This made him dangerous to many Church authorities.
Why Being Rather Than Nothingness? Part III
Most Christians, including Paul, would say the Resurrection is the basis of our entire faith, but without creation, there can be no Incarnation or Resurrection.
Celibacy and Spiritual Warfare
As a Catholic priest, I have discovered yet another reason why I love and appreciate the gift of celibacy: I do not have an immediate family (wife and kids) upon whom Satan could wreak havoc and suffering.
Saints or saints: Is There a Difference?
We are not only all “called to be Saints,” heroic in virtue and faith until death, but we are all biblically called “saints,” those who are set apart for God, no longer to be profane.
The Pentagon Is Rebranding Miracles as Threats
Are UFO’s physical objects from an advanced alien civilization or is there another possible explanation?
News Flash From the City of Man: Senator Kennedy’s “Take” on Washington
In his latest book, John Kennedy’s wit tells a story of woe.
Unjust War Theory: When Law Enforcement Becomes Moral Insanity
The U.S. Raid in Venezuela Betrays MAGA Principles, Destabilizes the World
When a Diocese Undermines Its Own Vocations
Bishop Martin of Charlotte is seeking to impose ‘a year as a layman’ before priestly ordination. This is like an engaged man living an additional year as a bachelor before his wedding day.
In Defense of Private Property: Repelling the Rise of Socialism
Newly-inaugurated NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani began his reign by praising collectivism and attacking private property.
Truths Behind the Somali Fraud Scandal
The Minnesota-based Somali fraud scandal is only the tip of the iceberg.
Charity Without Illusion: Immigration, Prudence, and the Christian Memory
The language and imagery used by the leadership within the Catholic Church concerning immigration is highly distorted.
Why a 50-Year Mortgage Fails the Financial Test—and What Catholic Social Teaching Requires
Before signing on the dotted line, every Catholic should understand the long-term financial and moral consequences of the 50-year mortgage.
Caesar or Christ: Who Can Save Europe?
In the dire civilization-ending circumstances we are in, it’s tempting to grasp onto anything or anyone that would promise a way out, but Catholics should remember: Christ is the only way.
The Wall Street Journal Takes No Prisoners in Its Resurgent War on the Heritage Foundation
The blatant idolization of unfettered global “free” trade aggressively clung to by the Wall Street Journal has them lashing out at anyone who would dare support Trump’s tariffs.
Has Hungary Conned American Conservatives?
For many conservative Catholics, Viktor Orbán’s Hungary has stood out as the last bastion of Christian Europe, but their voting record at the UN tells a different story.
Mary Is the Antidote
Amid so much toxicity, we find ourselves in desperate need of an antidote. Today, on this Feast of Mary, Mother of God, I submit that it is she, our Queen, who is the antidote.