The Middle Ages Are No Panacea
Many Catholics, especially those who are more conservative, look towards our Catholic Medieval past as the way forward. But is it really?
Many Catholics, especially those who are more conservative, look towards our Catholic Medieval past as the way forward. But is it really?
Conservative young people are becoming increasingly disillusioned with Donald Trump and the MAGA movement.
Geography matters for assessments of events because—like our Catholic beliefs—it is incarnational.
For the first time since Obama began his program to “trans” America, the White House is pushing back against the LGBTQ+ stronghold on American institutions.
This escalating battle between the American president and American pope is prompting many conservative Catholics to choose a side.
No matter what one may think of Nick Fuentes, it’s unquestionably true that he was right about Donald Trump and the Iran War.
Catholics must prioritize evaluating the morality of this war before determining its potential military or political success.
History is full of countries taking over other countries, but *how* a country is taken over matters a great deal, morally speaking.
Should the ideas of the political “Right” and “Left” be put at the center of our beliefs?
A schism threatens to tear apart the Right, one whose epicenter lies not in America but in Israel.
What is Pope Leo implying when he states that any “rejected migrant” is Christ knocking at the door?
The distorted idea of liberty, now baked into Western polity, was born in rebellion against the lawful authority of the Catholic Church—which is why it can’t defend itself against further rebellion.
The string of recent killings, from Annunciation Church to the assassination of Charlie Kirk, are not unrelated.
Charlie Kirk’s job was to talk. He was far better at that skill than most people, and thousands upon thousands of people found what he said compelling. He talked mostly about controversial topics—although everything he advocated was mainstream opinion just two decades ago—always in a spirit of charity and constructive debate. He never advocated violence, … Read more
We live in a post-trust era, and radical transparency is the only way out.
The United States, founded upon freedom of religion, has turned rather into freedom from religion.
Christ looks the most religious men of His day in the eye and calls them morons. He does this not to demean but to awaken; not to shame but to judge rightly—and to invite us to do the same.
When a Catholic Vice President meets the pope, which protocols should take precedence: the Catholic or the American?
A new report argues that proclaiming “Christ is King” online has been hijacked by “extremists.” Should Catholics therefore stop using the phrase?
European elites want to declare their independence from America, but that begs the question: Which Europe and which United States?