The Problems with Fidelity Month
Organizers of Fidelity Month say its message is inclusive and that everyone can come along, and this is quite obviously true; even the trannies can come along. But sometimes you must draw lines.
Florida’s Educational Reform: Freedom or Repression?
Until last year, no American politician has had the guts to tackle the plague of wokery in our schools. This has changed—in Florida, of all places, home of Key West, South Beach, and Fort Lauderdale!
The Eucharist Against Americanism
American Catholics must avoid the ever-present temptation to elevate the active virtues over the passive ones.
The Heresy of Divorce for Remarriage
Jesus especially had in mind the conferral of the baptismal priesthood when he removed Moses’ Deuteronomic concession of divorce.
Can the Incorrupt Body of Sister Wilhelmina Save the World?
There’s good reason to think that God is speaking to humanity through the uncorrupted corpse of Sister Wilhelmina.
Justice Means Getting the Invasion We Deserve
A Christ-free compassion leads to open borders, abortion on demand, racial guilt, and trans-madness.
Archbishop Cordileone vs. Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence
By strongly condemning the growing anti-Catholicism around us, Archbishop Cordileone also rebukes the tepid response of many Catholic leaders and ordinary Catholics to this evil.
Yearning for a Patriarchy
We are trying to build a society without fathers, and the results are disastrous.
Remembering Pride’s Victims
While LGBTQ+ activists do considerable damage to our culture, the Pride movement most harms the very people it claims to help.
Archdiocese of St. Louis Restructures with Massive Game of Musical Chairs
The Archdiocese of St. Louis announced a dramatic reduction in parishes in the coming years, under the optimistic marketing slogan “All Things New.”
Correcting Illusions of Reform
A new book gathers the counter-arguments made against a recent attack on the traditional Latin Mass.
Singing in Tongues: Thomas Tallis’ Pentecost Masterpiece
The language of beauty continues to preach the truth of Catholicism to all nations; because of that, we ought to see composers like Tallis as contributing to the Church’s continued charism of evangelism.
Is It Time to Reconsider Archbishop Lefebvre?
Given what we know now, and given the fact that the promised New Springtime turned out to be more like a nuclear winter, maybe we can humble ourselves and be willing to rethink the person of Marcel Lefebvre.
Forming Our Kids Through Movies
Parents can use “movie night” with their kids to teach valuable lessons on how to live as Catholics.
Pride Month Goeth Before a Fall
The Rainbow Flag is a lie, plain and simple, and it shouldn’t be tolerated either on the conservative Christian side or the liberal secular side. It is pandering, it is patronizing, it is grooming.
The Anti-Body “Harvesting” of Dead People’s Tattoos
The latest fad of “harvesting” the tattoos of dead people is another sign of our culture’s disrespect for the human body.
Go Woke and Go Up in Smoke?
If you’re looking for a single sign that the world’s going to Hell, my candidate would be the queering of the U.S. military.
The Improper Catechesis of Catholic Schools
Many Catholic schools seek to make the Holy Mass a “teaching moment.” The error of this is that the Mass is not about us, and it is not for us to decide what it is for.
The Challenge of Charity
As a young man, I was consumed by anger at the state of the world and hated those I thought responsible. Save me, Lord, from falling into that trap today regarding the Church.
Honoring the Lord’s Day
Christians have always seen Sunday not simply as a day to remember our Lord’s victory over death in His Resurrection, or just a day not to work, but as the Eternal Day.