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.
While caring for the poor has always been a duty of Catholics, romanticizing poverty is not path to holiness.
Our leaders should stop using platitudes about “closeness” and “accompaniment” and instead accept the truth that our incarnational Faith requires an actual physical presence.
Can Pope Leo XIV help reverse the trend of Catholics who believe as Protestants believe in regards to the Holy Eucharist?
If there were a way to escape from the “always-on” technological prison of our smartphones, would we even attempt it?
Canada seems to be bent on piecing together a rather dark and dystopian future. An object lesson for America?
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.
Does the term “Judeo-Christian” point to a spiritual or merely a political reality?
The language of “experience,” as regards to the Faith, can lead believers into an unstable understanding of revealed truth.
In the deadliest century of human history, these women heroically stood for life.
Invoking historical precedents from a different time and legal order to justify mass illegal immigration in the present stretches analogy beyond reason.
The Church will face an increasing number of bizarre marital arrangements that will seek to push long-standing ecclesial-determined boundaries.
A type of bishopric anti-fatherhood has led countless priests in America to live out vocations tainted by fear, torment, and silent despair.
Catholic writers and publishers must reclaim fiction as a medium that can carry the larger public imagination into the future.
Popes since John Paul II have created the impression in the minds of many Catholics—and many outside the Catholic Church—that the Church believes the death penalty to be intrinsically immoral.
A Doctor of the Church against the subjugation of Divine Revelation to the zeitgeist of human fads.
Developing lay pastoral ministry as a kind of substitute for ordained ministry is my worry here.
Oceans of ink are regularly spilled on the liturgy wars and apparitions, but the contemplative prayer central to traditional spirituality is overlooked.
How can you discuss the morality of acts when the person you’re speaking with is a moral relativist?
“The mask is off” aptly describes Georgetown Law professors’ obscene distortion of the Catholic Faith to secure legal protections for DEI as a religion.