A Rich Book for Marriage Preparation
Every marriage preparation program would do well to incorporate the practical marriage advice from the Archduke of Austria, Eduard Habsburg.
The Illusion of Self-Creation
Can mankind circumvent God’s punishment from Original Sin—namely, death—with humanoid AI’s to “resurrect” our loved ones who have passed away?
Can Fallen Priests Be Restored to Ministry? Yes—Here’s How
The modern priesthood is a lonely place, often little support. Spelling out ways for priests to safely reach out to their bishops early, when they are struggling, may save many from tumbling further.
Elegy of Darkness and Light in a Country Churchyard
Msgr. Wells’ legacy and the unmarked slave graves at Sacred Heart stir the sensus fidei, urging bishops to focus on saving souls over gestures in a faith-fading world.
Biblical Baby Names for Boys and Girls
In a world where Muhammad is now the most popular baby boy’s name in the United Kingdom, it’s more crucial than ever that Christian parents take seriously their God-given responsibility of naming their child.
Poverty Is a Path to Heaven
“My wealth is in the poor,” says the wisdom of the Church, for in giving over part of our goods to those in need, we participate in the spiritual poverty of detachment.
Caught by Contagion
You are the company you keep. And here, the more agreeable you are, the more susceptible you are to the infection.
The Irrepressibility of Innocence
Who was this extraordinary young woman, Joan of Arc? And why should it matter that, nearly six centuries after her death, that homage be paid to her memory?
China’s Sinicization of Religion Deepens
The Sino-Vatican deal continues to empower the CCP to subjugate Catholicism in China under Marxist ideology.
Propriety: A Skill to Help Avoid Near Occasions of Sin and Scandal—and to Grow in a Happy Life
Modernity prioritizes authenticity over propriety, but propriety is rooted in humility and charity, fosters discernment and reverence, and guides us to live virtuously and selflessly.
Poverty Isn’t a Path to Heaven
While caring for the poor has always been a duty of Catholics, romanticizing poverty is not path to holiness.
True Closeness Is Physical Presence: A Response to Contemporary Platitudes
Our leaders should stop using platitudes about “closeness” and “accompaniment” and instead accept the truth that our incarnational Faith requires an actual physical presence.
Dear Pope Leo: We Need an Encyclical on the Eucharist
Can Pope Leo XIV help reverse the trend of Catholics who believe as Protestants believe in regards to the Holy Eucharist?
The Worth of a Thousand Words
If there were a way to escape from the “always-on” technological prison of our smartphones, would we even attempt it?
Canada’s Ominous Bills Should Alarm America
Canada seems to be bent on piecing together a rather dark and dystopian future. An object lesson for America?
I Picked One of the Most “Extreme” Catholic Colleges—and It Changed Everything
Attending a faithful Catholic university will make you stand out, not because of your pedigree, but because of the person you will be when you come out.
Why All Catholics Must Reject the “Judeo-Christian” Label
Does the term “Judeo-Christian” point to a spiritual or merely a political reality?
Faith vs Experience
The language of “experience,” as regards to the Faith, can lead believers into an unstable understanding of revealed truth.
Women Warriors for Life
In the deadliest century of human history, these women heroically stood for life.
When “Welcome” Collides With Caesar: Dilexi Te and the Missing Question
Invoking historical precedents from a different time and legal order to justify mass illegal immigration in the present stretches analogy beyond reason.
