Opinion

Sound of Freedom: See the Children

We have a duty to oppose child trafficking, but one imagines that looking too closely might deliver a blow to our psyches from which we couldn’t recover. We need to go see “Sound of Freedom” anyway.

The Devilish Cunning of Fr. James Martin

Fr. James Martin has convinced many people that the Church accepts homosexuality as a practice and that the traditional teachings of the Church—and natural law—on the subject can be cast aside.

Patriarchy vs. Matriarchy

The shouting down of “the patriarchy,” the silencing of men, and the indulging of the vicious have created a “therapeutic society.”

Fidelity in Kigali?

The fourth Global Anglican Futures Conference adopted the “Kigali Commitment,” which was essentially an Anglican declaration of independence from the primacy of Canterbury.

The Problem of Powerless Parishes

The typical Catholic parish does little to lead souls to heaven. It is powerless to protect against the temptations of this world. Putting your trust in it risks your children’s salvation.

June 28 and the Original Gender Defender

As Pride Month 2023 blows itself out with its loud, frothy-mouthed proclamations that demand uncanny and unconditional validation, the voice of Irenaeus booms from the heavens like summer thunder, denying and denouncing their aberrations.

Our Need for Fathers

Fathers do not nurse them or salve children’s wounds like their mothers. We give advice, impart knowledge and skills, jest, and wrestle with them. We also discipline and lead them in right ways.

Our Need for Mothers

The influx of socialist and feminist principles has infiltrated society and leaves many families without the cherishing stability provided by mothers.

Beyond the Post-Roe Generation

With Dobbs, our nation has finally taken a significant step in the right direction in regard to abortion. This is surely a decision to be rejoiced over and celebrated. Yet, a problem remains. 

Chivalry vs. the Culture

The “backpack hero” and the subway defender show that chivalry is not dead, even while our society tries to destroy it.

Are We Willing to Defend Our Faith?

If Catholic conviction about Christ, grounded in history from the time of the first stirrings of the Church’s life on the day of Pentecost, is true, then we’re all obliged to defend it.

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