The Church welcomes us to change how we think about things. What I am hearing from Synodal “listening” sessions is not that message but, instead, how the Church needs to change how she thinks about things.
By referring to people who experience same-sex attraction as “homosexual persons,” you are taking away the freedom we have as children of God.
Many believe that truth is nothing more than opinion; yet they also believe that scientifically provable things are fact but not opinion.
Nefarious is not a horror movie along the lines of Texas Chainsaw Massacre or Nightmare on Elm Street. It was basically a conversation between an unbeliever and a demon. And the demon had all the muscle.
Archduke Eduard Habsburg of Austria could have seen his family legacy as a burden, but instead his family’s past and present give him great joy.
St. Anselm (1033-1109) has much to teach our modern world about human nature and about the search for God.
The fact that certain passages of Scripture express forms of communalism certainly does not mean they were practicing the 19th-century militantly atheistic ideology known as communism.
American culture has lost an appreciation for the manliness of men, and mothers especially are left unequipped to raise their sons as men. We try to tame them, feminize them, and teach our boys to be gentle and soft.
The Biden administration turned Holy Week into Hell Week for Catholic servicemembers at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center by evicting Catholic priests from their facility.
Secession may be the most peaceful, humane means of achieving societal harmony, and it does not have to involve violence.
How does the Church evangelize men and women of the West, who don’t even recognize basic reality?
Hilaire Belloc described a handful of activities which modern industrial and urban life has all too often endangered or made extinct, but should be recovered by today’s Catholic men.
Divorce is always terrible for kids and the abandoned spouse. But if you want to give your kids a chance at normal, forget about finding “new love.”
The pope’s recent statement that the Church’s teaching on sex is “still in diapers” reveals a tragic ignorance of reality.
The Habsburgs know death and dying and how to live a life that leads to that final moment.
Like mindless NPCs, too many people swallow the falsehoods, parrot the party line, and oppose dissenters who refuse to be programmed.
A diocesan priestly promise of poverty could make the priesthood more appealing to the right men and less appealing to the wrong.
Recent scientific developments and philosophical interpretations of these developments can lead to a greater unity among Catholics debating evolution.
What is the sound we hear that alone may dispel the darkness, vanquishing beneath its wings the dangers that assail us? Nothing less than the Third Person of the Trinity.
