The Passion of the Lord
To behold the Cross and to behold the truth are acts which can only be accomplished with the virtue of courage. The pusillanimous need not apply.
Christ Calls for the Conversion of—Not Collaboration With—the Marxist and Masonic Enemies of His Church
The infiltration of Marxist and Masonic ideologies upon every facet of modern life—manifest as an inversion of God’s truth and morality in societal norms, education, government, and religion.
Christian Nationalists: In the Crosshairs
There’s a programmatic effort to associate Catholics with racism and gun violence, making them appear dangerous, but whistleblowers are giving us the tools we need to defeat this plan.
Modern Catholic Recovery Conference
If Catholics want to hold a conference for Catholics who have been wounded by the modern Church, they will likely need a huge venue.
Nationalistic Saints
Saints such as Joan of Arc and Thomas More demonstrate that being holy does not mean being disengaged from public service.
Does Confession Have a Place in the Paschal Triduum?
The logic behind not scheduling confessions in the Paschal Triduum is based on an anachronistic reading of liturgical history irrelevant to contemporary pastoral practice and needs.
Lent and Taxes
An unjust law is no law. And I would offer the proposition that the current tax system is unjust.
Mother Cabrini and Deaconesses
The biggest problem of the participation of women in the leadership of the Church today is frankly being ignored: the decline of active religious life.
Sin: Fighting Against Our True Nature
Sin consists of the refusal to submit, to follow the form given us in being. It is to thwart the whole trajectory of our nature.
Two Catholic Scientists You Might Not Know
Already effectively disproved through the rational arguments of philosophy and the evidence of history, atheism is now being debunked by the physical sciences.
Joe Hosts a Heretic
President Biden hosted a cadre of heretics at his St. Patrick’s Day party, including Fr. James Martin.
Summoning Our Inner St. Paul
When everyone is going along to get along, no one really gets along. Cowardice is the beginning of the end for all things good.
No Mercy for Sin Itself
It is one thing to tolerate your brother’s sin—because you yourself are a sinner, after all. It is another to accept it in principle, explicitly or implicitly.
German Bishops Wade into Party Politics
Not content to only promote heresy, now German bishops are bringing their non-Catholic sensibility to the realm of politics.
Whatever Happened to Lent?
A New Idea of Lent has invaded the entire Church. A gauzy altruism has taken the place of a rigorous program of penance and prayer.
The Blood-Thirsty Democrats
Vice President Kamala Harris’s recent visit to an abortion clinic highlights how much the Democratic Party has embraced child-killing.
Following the Unfaithful
In an effort to be more “welcoming,” many Church leaders are looking to fallen-away Catholics to lead the way.
Who Are “The Poor” Anyway?
Well-meaning Christians can sometimes struggle with exercising the prudence required of being a steward of wealth in making concrete determinations of where and to whom to give.
