Four Forgotten Heroes of True England
Starting just 30 years after the Crucifixion, Catholic England produced remarkable figures, including lesser-known luminaries like Bishop Robert Grosseteste, who pioneered the scientific method.
On Applying the First Principle
What conclusion are we as Catholics supposed to draw when the head of our Church meets with religious who publicly deny Church tenets and the Vatican Press Office says nothing thereafter?
Before Rerum Novarum, There Was Arcanum
Pope Leo XIII wrote a little-known encyclical that foretold the societal destruction that would come in the wake of normalizing divorce.
Symbols of Disruption: The Demonic in an Age of Uncertainty
While Satan and his legions are known for their subtlety, of late it would seem they have become rather bold.
The Madness of Moral Relativism
Relativism, though much in vogue in the so-called sophisticated circles of Western society, falls apart under even the slightest scrutiny.
A Cajun Priest and the Acadian Solution to Soft Priests in a Soft Church
Fr. Michael Champagne grew up sweating it out alongside French-speaking tough Cajuns who memorialized their Acadian forebears through the grind of raw Catholic lives.
ChatGPT and the Return of God: AI as an Unexpected Apologist
What has been seen by many as the coming secular triumph over God, is now concluding that in fact, God must exist.
Transgenderism and the Ruin of Souls
There is no doubt in my mind that Westman had to have been mentally ill to do the horrible things he did at Annunciation Church. But I can’t imagine there wasn’t demonic influence involved at some level.
The Robots Are Taking Our Jobs
As excitement and fear swirl around a future with increasingly human-like AI, our most vital response is to embrace our own humanity more deeply.
Woman Does Not Live on Work Alone
The “worker’s rights” vision of economist and lawmakers fails to account for something more fundamental: the essential work of raising one’s own children.
Prayers Are Effective—Thoughts Are Not
A closer look at Catholic teaching reveals a sharp truth: while prayers are indeed powerful, mere “thoughts” accomplish nothing in the supernatural order.
Living an Integrated Life
To live a full human life as a being composed of a body and soul united, a human society must account for and even point us to both – but how?
The Tenebrae of Maximilian Kolbe
Seize the opportunity to bring a brilliant new look into the life of St. Maximilian Kolbe to your city.
The SSPX Goes to Rome
There is still a small squeaky contingent who would wish, by their proclamations, for the SSPX to be schismatics – even against the desires and actions of Rome and the Roman Pontifex.
Transmurderer
There is something unspeakably shocking about any mass shooting. There is, sadly, something less shocking about a transgender mass shooter.
From Pemberley to Pinterest: We Need a Better Love Story
The female obsession with Jane Austen’s captivating look into Regency-era England can quickly turn from an innocent diversion to a deeply unrealistic vision of marriage.
Why “Anti-Vaxxers” May Have the Best Shot at Heaven
Virtue is a habit that begins with being faithful in small things.
Astronomy for the Soul
Saint Paul said that no man would be excused from the knowledge of the true God, in that visible creation so clearly pointed to the invisible Creator.
Make Birth Control Illegal Again
No one need invoke the magisterium or the Bible to observe that the primary purpose of marriage is the procreation and education of children. This has been a governing societal norm for ages, and its abandonment augurs ill.
The Pure Church of the Pure: A Perennial Heresy
The temptation to see one’s self and our in-group as holier-than-thou is nothing new in the history of the Church.