Giving the World a Christian Shape
There is no Christian culture if the Church commissioned to preach into it falls silent, or worse.
When Will Catholic Pastors Take Security Seriously?
For years, I have offered my help to improve security at Catholic parishes; and for years, pastors have either politely declined or simply ignored me.
Guns, Government, and the Right to Life
The nature of guns is lethal; there is a moral hazard involved which can cloud judgment, which is important to consider.
Exposing the Left’s Heretical Messiah
James Talarico: a new secular preacher for the left, or a liberalizing Pied Piper for the right?
Medicine’s Transcendental Meaning, and How to Eat an Elephant
Restoring a rightly-ordered medical culture.
Inside the Remaining Charlotte TLM
It was claimed that having the TLM at parishes was divisive. So, paradoxically, faithful Catholics were forcibly divided from their parish communities and sent long distances away, that they may not worship in the same spaces as their neighbors.
The Age of Disbelief: When Do People Lose Their Religion?
Knowing when people abandon their faith may help stop the loss.
October Festivals: Lepanto and Columbus
The Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary and Columbus Day make up one big festival because of the intimate relation between the events that they celebrate.
Objectifying Charlie Kirk
Charlie Kirk and many others died because they were no longer human to their killers. They had become nothing more than an object.
Be weird, Catholics
God is not afraid of confirming His identity or His teachings through miracles. And yet many of us Catholics remain hesitant to talk about them.
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.”