We Are Living Through a New Cold War, and It’s a Civil War
A strange development in America’s cold and uncivil war on conservatives has been the liberal adoption of Islam into its ranks.
Aslan the Lioness?
Giving Aslan a female persona is not simply an attempt to gender-bend God into a female, but to erase God all together.
Logos-Like Machines: The Christian Case for AI
There’s little doubt that AI will revolutionize society in ways both anticipated and unforeseen, but perhaps more importantly, it will invite serious conversation about man’s nature and destiny.
When It Comes to Illegal Mass Immigration, a Listening Church Stops Listening
The ‘Synodal Church’ — a so-called listening Church — turns a deaf ear to voices that don’t flatter their liberal agenda.
Was Henry VIII a Protestant?
To claim that Henry VIII was never a Protestant does not entail that he remained “a devout Roman Catholic,” even after separating all of England from Rome.
Defeating the Culture of Death
The fight to terminate future generations before they ever take their first breath has resulted in the necessity to fight to stay alive once you’re deemed too great a burden.
The Gods of Gen-Z
Gen-Z, unlike millennials, is not aloof or dispassionate. We have chosen gods, albeit false ones. This can be an opening for introducing this generation to the true God.
Wendell Berry and Not Me
Several months ago, I finished the final draft of my new book, Not Just for Kings: Cultivating a 500-Year Vision for Your Family, parts of which have a definite Wendell Berry feel. I write about place and a strong sense of place here in Northern Fairfax County, Virginia. In Berry’s Hannah Coulter, the residents of … Read more
Even Saints are Products of their Times
Fulton Sheen was a great man and a faithful Catholic who is worthy of beatification. That doesn’t mean he was right about everything.
Ben Shelton’s Faith: Success and Failure as Gifts
While Ben Shelton, like every athlete, labors to win a crown, he ultimately sets his sights, and ours, on the greater incorruptible one.
Non-Practicing Whites and Non-Practicing Christians
If Christianity is an aspect of whiteness, and whiteness must be abolished, then so must Christianity, argue the religion’s critics—many of whom are white Christians themselves.
The Christian Nation We Aren’t Ready For
Christian civilization isn’t simply created out of thin air with the use of banners, slogans, mottos, or declarations.
The Boy Who Cried AI
A people who are constantly lied to by their leaders will lose the ability to distinguish truth from falsehoods.
The Fall of Catholic Colleges
Catholic colleges that have largely given up their Catholic identity are finding that they can’t compete with their secular counterparts.
An Enemy With a Memory: How the Land of Our Lady’s Victory May Usher In Our Nation’s Defeat
The governor of New Mexico is trying to use the “sovereign nation” status afforded to historical Indian tribes to push late-term abortion nationwide.
Christ-Centered Catholic Spirituality: Decline and Fall and the Second Franciscan Spring
A continuing look at the history of Catholic spirituality.
Stories From the Silver Screen: Babette’s Feast                           Â
The lavish feast at the center of the film “Babette’s Feast” is a picture of the Eucharist and God’s boundless, self-giving love.
It’s Not Good That Women Dominate the Job Market
Men falling behind economically has drastic consequences for marriage and dating.
Do You Want to Be Well?
Anxiety, sadness and other natural experiences that come with the difficulties of life are being reframed as a mental illness, that many would rather not be healed of.
Sydney Sweeney and the Fruit of Feminism
The case of Sydney Sweeney points to the lesser-of-two-evils culture that Catholics find themselves mired in.