America and Europe: Where Are They Bound?
There are parallels and differences between America and Europe—and overall is the mutually shared situation in the Catholic Church, which affects and is affected by the political scene on both continents.
Deus Vult: Part of Our Christian Heritage
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.
Donald Trump’s Election and the Shift Toward Sanity
After his victory, Donald Trump is becoming a pop-culture phenomenon and support for him is becoming more public each day.
Prepare for Deportation
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.
What’s Behind the Post-Election Liberal Meltdown?
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.
Church & State: Strickland Confronts USCCB, RFK to Head HHS, and Mayan Rite Approved
Eric Sammons addresses the latest news in the Catholic Church and in politics, including Bishop Strickland confronting his fellow bishops; RFK being named to run HHS; the Mayan Rite being granted Vatican approval, and much more.
Free to Speak Another Day (or Four Years)
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.
Now Is the Time to Focus on Religious Liberty in Your State
The coming Trump administration will be much less likely to discriminate against Christians, but we cannot know our future rulers’ eventual intentions. Now is the time to focus on religious liberty protections in our states.
2024 Proves 2020 Was Stolen
The numbers from the 2020 election, especially compared to other recent elections, just don’t add up; or rather, they add up to too much.
What Will the Second Trump Term Bring? (Guest: Sarah Cain)
Now that Donald Trump has been elected, what can Catholics expect from his second term?
Exempt the Amish
Lawmakers should repay the Amish for serving our country by exempting them from selective service.
Analyzing the Trump Team
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?
Dancing in the Streets
I am happy, deliriously so, and grateful. I am floating in a sea of gratitude and amazement over the Trump victory.
The Revival of Holy War
Should Catholics look to Old Testament accounts of Joshua wiping out Israel’s enemies as justification for modern Israel’s actions?
The Left Will Not Go Quietly
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?
UN Human Rights Committee Criticizes Down Syndrome Abortions…Sort Of
Surprisingly, the UN Human Rights Committee urged Belgium to make sure parents getting prenatal screening also receive information and counseling that does not promote stereotypes about persons with Down syndrome.
Trump Wins: Let the Work Begin
Catholics will need to work to be a voice in the new political alignment that secured Trump’s victory last night.
The Insane 2024 Presidential Race
Now that the election is (almost) over, we need to remember how insane the campaign was, from Biden being forced out to the assassination attempt on Trump to Kamala’s abortion militancy. No matter who wins, will the nation recover?
Kamala Harris vs. Motherhood
Throughout the 2024 campaign, Kamala Harris made clear that nothing impassions her like abortion. Abortion, abortion, abortion.
A Last-Minute Plea to Vote for Trump
Trump’s decision to retreat from advocacy of the pro-life cause and try to persuade those who remain reluctant to vote for him is defensible from a pro-life standpoint.