Celebrating a Catholic Renaissance in France
With over ten thousand adults across France receiving the sacrament of baptism at this year’s Easter Vigil, the Catholic resurgence has the attention of the secular media.
Encomium Anglicanae
We need our parishes to take seriously what happens on the altar to the bread and wine and, consequently, believe what surrounds said actions should be of the highest quality and attention that we can provide.
On the Death of Pope Francis and the Dignity We Owe Every Human Life
What are the limits of decorum at the death of our shepherds who may have failed their duty to God?
Benedict and Francis: A Tale of Two Fathers
Following the resignation of Pope Benedict XVI, many Catholics felt abandoned by the father they loved, only to be straddled by a less-than-loving stepfather.
Young Men, Against All Odds, Are Awakening to the Sacred
As societies around the world continue down the suicidal path of moral relativism, Catholics can and must make an appeal to the Divine Mercy of God.
Grieving for the Holy Father
The Church should grieve for every member, and “the pope” is much bigger than any individual pope. But grief should not interfere with serious evaluation of his papacy.
We Are in the Upper Room
Long shielded from the cosmic war waged by Satan and his legions against all that is good, it’s no surprise we’d be shaken to our core when God gives us a sneak peek.
Appeal for a Worldwide Crusade of Prayers for the Upcoming Conclave
A prayer for the upcoming Conclave.
Is Christian Culture Possible?
The Constitution of the United States is held by most to be the best instrument of human flourishing man has ever conceived, but there’s an elephant in the room.
Never Forget: Pope Francis on Covid
Let’s not forget just how bad Francis abandoned and hurt his flock during the dark days of Covid.
Pay No Attention to the Conclave
We are not called to be Church watchers. We are not called to fuss at the rectory, the chancery, or the Vatican. Our proper “stance” is to face the world with the Church at our back.
Why We Need a Pope From Africa
The Catholic Church needs to look to the African continent to lead us through the present and coming challenges assailing our faith. Here’s why.
Pope Francis and Conclave 2025: Still waiting for a Third-Millennium Pope
While it is true that our Catholic Faith is timeless, the Catholic Church seems to be stalled in the disastrous 20th Century.
The Death of a Father
I long for a father who will give me some encouragement in the thankless and often unpleasant task of building up something like a human culture, one whose springs well up from the Faith.
The Pope of Ironies
The reign of Pope Francis was one filled with apparent incongruities and even contradictions.
May Pope Francis Rest in Peace. And May Peace Return to Mother Church.
Good Catholics were often confused during the Francis pontificate.
The Easter Mystery: A Call to Love
To enter into the eternal Easter, we must first pass through the transformative flames of the Sacred Heart.
The Pope is Dead. Long Live the Papacy.
Pope Francis famously called on Catholics to “make a mess.” He surely did, and now it’s up to us to clean up. Pray for the soul of Pope Francis, pray for the next pope, and pray for Holy Mother Church.
The Revolution Revisited
This year we celebrate the Semiquincentennial (250th Anniversary) of the commencement of our national life in its current form.