A Priest’s Warning to Trump Regarding Ukraine
President Trump’s recent actions toward Ukraine has led me to withdraw my support for him, not out of political expediency but out of fidelity to Christ whom I represent.
President Trump’s recent actions toward Ukraine has led me to withdraw my support for him, not out of political expediency but out of fidelity to Christ whom I represent.
The Catholic Church was not only the first to warn against IVF and its consequences, but it is also now the work of today’s Church to be the final defense against the practice of IVF too.
Americans, if you think Canada needs to be “liberated,” I would urge you to liberate your own nation from the iniquity that is as prevalent within your borders as in any nation on earth.
President Trump is doing what we should have done back in the 1990’s: recognize Russia as a potential ally rather than an eternal enemy.
As a Canadian, I hope that Trump’s threats will serve as a reminder to my countrymen that we must be a strong country, economically, culturally, and spiritually.
President Trump suggested that the United States could “take over” the Gaza Strip, and that all current inhabitants would be forced to leave. What should a Catholic think about the morality of such a plan?
An insider tells the story of how pro-lifers were persecuted by the Biden Administration under the FACE Act, and how Trump pardoned them.
This world is not the same as it was two weeks ago. The sense of dread I’ve had for several years now is slowly receding. Now we need to happen in the Church what has happened in politics.
Trump is back and he’s got an edge to him. Things are not going to be the same as his first term.
It’s unlikely that the Donald is serious about making Canada a new state, but for the sake of it, let’s consider what that would mean and what it would take to make it a reality.
A key goal of gay Republicans and its allies had been the abrogation of the Republican Party’s anti-gay-marriage position. They succeeded.
The reaction to the Deus Vult tattoo is part of an insidious attempt to portray legitimate goods, and even integral elements of our Faith, as unacceptable for polite company or participation in public life.
After his victory, Donald Trump is becoming a pop-culture phenomenon and support for him is becoming more public each day.
The law of God commands us to perform corporal works of mercy but also to obey the just laws of our land. And there is nothing unjust in having laws that govern the process of immigration—and Catholics should stand by those laws with confidence.
Normal political dissent does not take the form of people bellowing like gored oxen on TikTok before an anonymous world as they shave their heads.
Why am I joyful about the results of November 5? Because I am free to live as a Catholic for another day (or four years). I am free to speak against evil and darkness, now and into the foreseeable future.
Lawmakers should repay the Amish for serving our country by exempting them from selective service.
Donald Trump won in part because he built a coalition of eclectic personalities such as RFK, Jr., Elon Musk, and Tulsi Gabbard. From a Catholic perspective, what are their strengths and weakness?
I am happy, deliriously so, and grateful. I am floating in a sea of gratitude and amazement over the Trump victory.
Even with a clean sweep of the White House, including both Houses of Congress and a Supreme Court firmly committed to the rule of law, will a Trump victory make any real difference in the end if the Democrats refuse to go along with the results?