The Catholic Argument for Abolishing the United States Department of Education
While the Department of Education has been praised by both Republicans and Democrats alike, its creation has caused more problems than most Americans realize.
St. Joan of Arc: Apostle of Hope
Like the Blessed Virgin Mary, St. Joan of Arc teaches us to respond to God’s call with a radical fiat, resting our hand lightly on our vocation while fixing our gaze on Christ, even amid difficulties or persecution.
Why Being Rather Than Nothingness? Part XIII
“To continue living forever—endlessly—appears more like a curse than a gift.”
Avoiding the Blackpill Temptation
Watching a man say yes to the call of the priesthood is always stirring. It is all the more so in a diocese plagued by uncertainty and in which personal piety and reverence are discouraged or outright sneered at.
When Peace Rolls Right Over the Agnus Dei
At the very moment that the Holy Mass moves us to recognize our Lord and Savior upon the Altar, we instead look away and to one another for peace signs, hugs, and kisses.
Apologies Excepted
How many apologies does one need to offer for past offenses like slavery in order for the offense to be expunged?
A New Hearing for the Lost Cause?
Instead of American myth-making, we should strive to embrace our full, imperfect history as the bedrock of true patriotism and national maturity.
The Pope Against Technocracy
Mankind is facing a critical fork in the road that will reshape the future of society for good or for ill. It is our responsibility now to move forward with the correct teleological framework in mind.
Toward the Third Way
Can Hilaire Belloc’s “Propriety State” (i.e the wide distribution of property) become a alternative to Capitalism on the one hand, and Communism on the other?
MAGA’s Coming Demographic Apocalypse
Conservative young people are becoming increasingly disillusioned with Donald Trump and the MAGA movement.
The Unexpected Benefits of AI
With AI taking over our kids’ lives, rote learning and penmanship may conversely be the elite classrooms of the future.
The Real Spirit of Vatican II
The manner in which the Barque of Peter has weathered the cultural storms surrounding the era of the Second Vatican Council should give us all hope.
Will Hoyt: Wayfarer in a New World
Hoyt’s latest book is a last shot across the bow of the ship, warning us about the fast approaching and all engrossing technocratic world.
Dynamic Orthodoxy and the New Catholic Revival
The clear connection between tradition and conversion is of the Holy Spirit, which is the only spirit that can move the world and not be moved by it.
Mass Migration Threatens Civilization, But No One Seems to Mind
The reality of mass migration has been a disaster for the West and has done little to address the problems it purports to solve.
So, You Think the SSPX Is “Uncharitable”? I Would Avoid Church History if I Were You
In the context of Church history, was Don Pagliarani’s “controversial” statement actually so controversial?
How to Explain the Surge in Conversions
Even members of the hierarchy don’t seem prepared to give the obvious answer.
Diversity Dishonors Distinctiveness
The radical inclusion regime is actually an exclusive and exclusionary club for an increasingly intolerant minority.
TikTok and the Noonday Devil
The many dangers of smartphones and screen time for kids have been long articulated by now, but most have missed what this distraction is doing to their souls.
The Inferiority Complex of the Hick High School Graduate
What began as an encouragement for women to pursue college and a career has now become a pretended moral obligation, threatening a mark of anti-feminist shame for women who choose to opt-out.