Against the Machine?
Many prophets of doom expertly diagnose society’s ills, but do they offer a coherent vision for the future that looks any different than the catastrophes of the 20th century?
Holy Father, Help Us to Understand
Try as hard as you might to understand him, still Pope Leo leaves us befuddled.
The Protestant Rejoinder that Never Came
Protestants dismiss the “obscurity of Scripture” objection to sola scriptura, yet the myriad divisions in Protestantism stem directly from disagreements over scriptural interpretation.
Asking the Right Questions and the New “Boundaries” of Inquiry
The Tucker Carlson-Nick Fuentes Interview: Asking questions in a maelstrom of stifling fear and outrage.
Why Are the Left and the Woke Movement So Closely Aligned With Islam and the Pro-Palestinian Cause?
Catholics are not obliged to back every aspect of the Palestinian cause, which often fuses the Marxist Left with Islam in a strategic, anti-Christian pact.
A Last Word on Catholic Culture
Christopher Dawson’s legacy was to document as learnedly as he knew how both the natural and the necessary connection between religion and culture.
Mary Helped Jesus Save the World
Some of the greatest theologians going back to the earliest centuries of the Church spoke of Mary as God’s true assistant and partner in the economy of Redemption.
The Christian Character of George Washington
Young conservatives debate “Christian nationalism” while Catholic students still ask about Washington’s connection to Freemasonry at the founding of our nation. It’s time to unpack these myths.
Seminaries, Blood Oaths, and Manly Priests
How well are seminaries doing in forming the priests we need to reform the Church—one dominated by a lavender mafia?
The Fraud That Won’t Die: Obamacare’s Endless Deceptions
Every social institution is buckling under the strain imposed by the tens of millions of illegal immigrants now residing in the United States. At the center of this collapse lies Obamacare.
Gaslighting the Faithful
It defies all logic to accuse the faithful of being outside full communion with the Church for merely wanting to attend the millennia-old liturgy of the saints.
Must We Use Prince Andrew’s Preferred Pronouns?
While it might be emotionally satisfying to deny Andrew the title of Prince, it ends up denying the entire foundation of monarchy.
The Growing Conservative Schism and How to Avoid It
A schism threatens to tear apart the Right, one whose epicenter lies not in America but in Israel.
Why a Catholic Cannot Reduce the Promise Made to Israel to a Political Project
A Catholic must first understand the true nature of the modern State of Israel before deciding what support—if any—to offer.
Of Boomers, Bishops, and Changing Seasons
Amid the ongoing spectacle of foes masquerading as leaders in both Church and state, our surest remedy is to pass down our traditions—beginning with the Hallowtide Triduum.
The Song That Never Ends
As we celebrate All Saints and All Souls, it is a good time to remember that these Feast days specifically call to mind all the forgotten Saints and holy souls.
The Forgotten Feast of All Hallows’ Eve
The entirely Catholic “All Hallows’ Eve” is the beginning of a three-day feast known as “All Hallowtide.” Here’s how to take it back from the hollowed out secular celebration.
The Catholic Beliefs of Protestant Reformers
Modern day Protestants are further away from Luther, Calvin and Zwingli than these original revolutionaries were from the Catholicism from which they severed themselves.
Yearning to Breathe Free
What is Pope Leo implying when he states that any “rejected migrant” is Christ knocking at the door?
