The Spiritual Road Map to a New Golden Age—Revealed by Our Lady
While many in the Church don’t know what to think about the Garabandal seers, there is no doubt that heaven has sent a steady stream of warnings through our Lady.
Catholics Welcome the Beginning of a Paradigm Shift at the United Nations
With all the focus on the first 100 days, Trump’s ongoing influence in reshaping discussions on abortion and gender ideology are promises made and kept.
Christ as the Center of Culture
The incarnation is the model, par excellence, of Catholic Christendom. Christ came to establish His Church here, in our midst.
Our Church at the Crossroads of Eternity
The direction of the Church will never change, but will we resist or assist her divine directive.
The Silly Season in Rome
The time between the passing of a pontiff and the election of a new one is a time when Rome may be at its worst, a time of whispers, goofy rumors, and even calumny.
The Field Hospital Needs Doctors
To be called merciful an act must be oriented to the ultimate good of the person, namely, their eternal salvation.
The Papacy and the “Sacrifice of the Intellect”
The notion that “the Holy Spirit picks the Pope,” a widely held but mistaken belief, darkens reasoning and clouds the Catholic intellect.
The Pope and Donald Trump: Addressing the Blurred Lines Between the Sacred and Profane
When we fail to find offense in the profane, all we are doing is revealing how dramatically we’ve lost our sense of the sacred.
The New Pope Must Purge the Church of the Lavender Mafia
While a bishop living a life of grave sin could still be a good administrator or social worker, he will seldom be what matters most – a defender of the faith and morals necessary to our salvation.
The Terrible Duty of US Bishops to Condemn Anti-Arab Prejudice
Jesus Christ made a point of associating Himself most intimately with the “least of these brethren”—the vulnerable people who are most undervalued.
The Real Legacy of Pope Francis
A reexamination and subsequent clarification of the papacy itself may be the most lasting and welcome legacy of Pope Francis.
On Our Knees in Hope: The Conclave, the Papacy, and the Call to Prayerful Reverence
Every Catholic can have an impact on who our next Pope is, if we really believe that through prayer, all things are possible.
A Lamb and a Shepherd Among Wolves
Many Catholics believe, in theory, that sacrificing one’s life for another is a noble and Christian act; yet, when confronted with the reality, we often count the cost.
Peace of Soul and the Conclave
The 24-hour news cycle was initiated by CNN’s move to a “continuous coverage” format. Social media has added fuel to that sensationalist fire and it is destroying our peace.
The Meaning of Mercy
The offer of salvation remains universal. It is not intended for the fastidious few who alone qualify for admission into the Kingdom.
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?