Christ Our Hope
For all the turmoil of the times in which we live, our lives nevertheless remain secure because they are filled with the expectation that God has already gone to prepare a place for us.
Gay Is Queer and Queer Is Gay
There are legitimate efforts right now by dear friends of ours to go easy on the LGBs, to build coalitions on the trans madness aimed at kids. This comes with profound dangers.
The Canceled Jesuit
Conservative Fr. Paul Mankowski, S.J. was silenced while liberal dissident Jesuits like Fr. Robert Drinan, S.J. were allowed to even run for Congress.
Catholics: Make America Truly Free
On the subject of freedom, the Christian cannot agree with the vision presented by the world, and we should not be tricked into compromising.
The President Forgot to Wear Any Clothes
Joe Biden’s presidency reveals a Democratic derision for its members and for democracy itself by putting up pawns and puppets to promote their purposes.
On Abortion, Trump and Biden Both Got It Wrong
During the recent debate, on the issue of legalized abortion, and in particular the Roe v. Wade decision itself, both Biden and Trump got it wrong.
Recognizing Reality
The transgender hermit has practiced a deception upon the Church, for reality cannot be changed by our whims or delusions.
Tyranny for Dummies: Three How-To Manuals
The rise of tyrannical governments in the world has been scandalously welcomed by Pope Francis and the Vatican.
When God Returns to the Public Square
The Left’s decades-long push to strike God from society is finally facing resistance.
Reform UK: The Best Option for British Christians
Concerning the most significant political issues of the present which are absolute rather than prudential, Reform UK is about as solid as a contemporary political party is likely to be.
A Holy Warrior
Pelagius of Asturias was a warrior of Christendom who is revered by the Catholics of Spain but is largely unknown to the wider world.
God Is Not Time’s Adversary
Not even time itself will remain undisturbed by God having entered fully into its rhythm and flow, imbuing it with a meaning it had not known before.
Is a Pope Beyond Criticism?
Since the Church claims that the pope has the special gift from Christ as the successor of St. Peter, we must ask what this infallibility consists of and if a pope is then beyond scrutiny and criticism?
Fair-Weather Traditionalism Is Over
The rumors that the TLM will be all-but-eliminated will cause much confusion among its attendees. How should they proceed?
Beauty Beyond the Power of the World
It is perplexing that some people in positions of power in the Church are seeking once again to abandon beauty and tradition for the brutality and ugliness of the spirit of the age.
Chaste Sleuths Win by Popular Acclaim
Seldom promiscuous, some popular fiction detectives are sedately married, but more often single, when not in sacred vows: an unwitting homage paid by secular culture to the Christian religion.
Take a Hammer and Chisel to Rupnik’s Mosaics
This is the hour when the bishops of the United States must repent, and Fr. Rupnik’s mosaics supply the means. Each bishop should spend his vacation removing Rupnik’s mosaics.
Helplessness, Prayer, and Renewal: Nehemiah’s Guide
The prophet Nehemiah provides a biblical model for dealing with the helplessness we often feel in today’s world.
When the Vatican Gets It Wrong
One reason Catholics often treat any criticism of the Vatican as verboten arises from an awareness of how much the Church’s authority depends in practice upon public opinion, in a way it did not previously.
