The Third Rail Our Hierarchy Avoids
Few clergy will address, in specificity, the broadening third rail of LGBT ideologies, that each day seem to add to our multifaceted civilizational moral collapse.
Does Might Make Right? Power, Truth, and the Temptation of Moral Compromise in War
War points to one of humanity’s most persistent temptations: to put down the Cross and pick up a sword in its place.
The Vindication of Nick Fuentes
No matter what one may think of Nick Fuentes, it’s unquestionably true that he was right about Donald Trump and the Iran War.
Where God Weeps
It is not only seemly but profoundly human for a grown man to weep in solidarity with our suffering savior, who wept in solidarity with our human suffering.
Finding the Real Country
Incarnate ideals rooted in the Catholic order are present realities, more enduring than wars and the rumors of wars that steal away our peace.
On the Essence of Obedience and Disobedience
Any blind acceptance of a pope’s authority, as if he were morally infallible in his personal declarations and conduct, contradicts the true nature of papal infallibility and sacred obedience.
To Win Back Women, We Must Elevate Public Discourse
Conservative Catholicism must move on from the performative trad e-girls and back to wiser voices, male and female, if we are to win women back from feminism.
Evangelize Like a First-Century Christian
We are all intimately familiar with what the statistics prove in raw numbers concerning our evangelization efforts over the past sixty-years. But how do we turn this around?
Reading as a Reality Check
Great literature acts as a prism to reveal a vivid spectrum of colors previously unseen.
Bring Me the Head of Carrie Prejean
All the head-hunting for alleged antisemites does is diminish support for 1948 Israel.
God’s Most Masculine Plan of Salvation
Masculinity, that instinct in men to protect and defend, is all but lost. But it’s central to God’s plan of salvation.
The Day God Saved Me Through My Hero
The slow, silent and mostly invisible hand of God working in our lives sometimes punches through the veil to let us know, “I AM always with you.”
Reports of the Collapse of the Byzantine Catholic Church Are Greatly Exaggerated
What looks like a “collapsing” Church in the Byzantine Eparchy of Parma is actually a revival, and here’s why.
The Year of Catholic Death: 1968
Although the Holy Catholic Church will persist until the end of time, there have been moments in time when it has seemed beyond hope of resuscitation. The year 1968 was one of those moments.
Here’s the Way to Save La Grande Trappe Monastery from Closing
The Vikings once raided and plundered medieval monasteries for their riches, but no plot to destroy them holds a candle to self-inflicted destruction wrought by modernism.
Despite All the Memes, Even Chuck Norris Dies
Recognized by most as a legendary man of strength, Chuck Norris was also a man of deep Christian virtue, which is what actually drew everyone to him.
From Birth to Death to Life
The loss of everything we love to the ultimate arbiter of life – death – is ultimately what makes the Good News good.
Why I Oppose Trump’s War with Iran
Catholics must prioritize evaluating the morality of this war before determining its potential military or political success.
Time to Pick Up the Cross of Beauty
A notorious case of sliding downhill with the prevailing culture is clothing.
