A Dissident Damsel Who Defied the Red Dragon
A martyr of Communist Russia, Mother Catherine of Siena, founded a convent of Third Order Dominicans before being sentenced to more than a decade of solitary confinement.
The Veil and Me: A History
While women veiling is no long a precept of the Church, it has never ceased to be a sign to the world that points to a Bride and thus a Bridegroom.
The Dominican and the Jazzman
Sherwin wondered about the long-term effects of the fact that we no longer sing music in our lives, including during work, and now mostly listen.
Finally, an Honest and Informed Approach to Public Health
The politicization of health, which emerged during the COVID-19 regime to manipulate public perception, has taken a new form with recent warnings suggesting a link between Tylenol and autism.
At Cross Purposes: Why Are English Christian Leaders Condemning Christian Symbols as “Un-Christian”?
While older Christian leaders act as if they’re still in the 70’s, young Christians around the world are taking up the sign of the Cross.
The Nick Fuentes Dilemma for Catholics
Villainized and lionized, whichever side you find yourself on, Nick Fuentes can’t be ignored.
Uncharted Waters
Evangelizing in a world that lacks the spiritual, cultural, and intellectual foundations of pre-20th century missionaries is a challenge that forces us to focus on our one immutable trait – humanity.
Defense Department to War Department: What’s in a Name?
The decision to revert the “Department of Defense” to the original “Department of War,” may signal an end to the wokification of the US Military, but will it stop the mentality of forever wars?
The Cross Conquers the World
Christ told us to love our enemies. But loving our enemies does not mean pretending they are our friends. And note that Christ never said “Blessed are the pacifists.” Rather, He said, “Blessed are the peacemakers.”
Engineers, Not Immigrants, Will Save America
Importing the solution to the US Workforce problem ensures that the US will never solve the US Workforce problem.
America Needs Michaelmas
If we wish to win the spiritual war for Western civilization, we must *publicly* seek the intercession of St. Michael.
Grounding the State in the Christian Creed
A culture without public prayer is a culture that no political intervention can preserve.
Silent Shepherds, Forsaken Lambs
The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ guilty silence regarding a U.S. Cardinal’s decision to honor an extreme pro-abortion politician risks inviting divine judgment upon the nation.
Make Satan Illegal Again
The distorted idea of liberty, now baked into Western polity, was born in rebellion against the lawful authority of the Catholic Church—which is why it can’t defend itself against further rebellion.
What It Means to Forgive Our Enemies and What It Doesn’t
We are angry at Kirk’s murderer, the leftists celebrating Kirk’s death, and the leftist ideologies that fuel this evil. We now need to make sure we respond as a Christian should.
Elon Musk Rightly Sounds the Alarm on the Global Fertility Crisis
The world continues to reap the bitter consequences of being increasingly closed to family and children. A return to the Church’s teaching on openness to life is the only way forward.
America at the Edge of Awakening: Faith, Disorder, and the Forgiveness That Could Save a Republic
Through choked back pain and tears, Erika Kirk gave America a lifeline to turn from its godless revelry.
The CDC, Interstellar, and the Blight in Our Souls
Many trendy social causes are steering our sentiments away from individual people and toward vague, universal concepts like “humanity.” This shift positions abstract ideals over tangible human needs.
Understanding What the Magisterium Can and Cannot Do
Did Pope Leo XIV hint at the erroneous notion that he, or anyone, can change established Church doctrine?
