Crisis Magazine is an educational apostolate that uses media and technology to bring the genius of Catholicism to business, politics, culture, and family life. Our approach is oriented toward the practical solutions our faith offers — in other words, actionable Catholicism.

Our mission is three-fold:

To equip Catholics with the life- and culture-renewing wisdom of our ancient faith.

To engage and evangelize non-Catholics of goodwill.

To defend the Magisterium of the Catholic Church.

We believe that the Catholic Church was founded by Jesus Christ not only to serve as the ark of salvation, but also to act as the channel of God’s transformative grace in the world.

We believe that, as beings created in the image of God, we are part of a vast and growing human family spread across history. We remain in solidarity with our brothers and sisters through our common, eternal faith.

We believe that all human rights flow out of the first — the right of every human being to his or her own life — and that it’s the moral obligation of all people, nations, and economies to protect life.

We believe that the principles of Catholic Social Teaching — the universal destination of goods, private property, solidarity, subsidiarity, and the common good — are best achieved through democratic capitalism.

We believe that the principles of Catholic Social Teaching are morally right, positively beneficial, and encourage the pursuit of business and economic success.

We believe it’s the role of the family and intermediate institutions — churches, charities, local communities, and social organizations — and not the state, to create culture and teach morality.

We believe that what is good in our culture, including popular culture, should be both encouraged and enjoyed, whether its origin is secular or religious.

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Crisis Magazine explores and articulates the subjects of politics, business, culture, faith, and family life from a Catholic perspective. Unlike other apostolates that specialize in one or the other, we cover all, since together, they make up a full human life. Catholicism is a worldview, not just a religion, and its individual elements cannot be understood in isolation from the larger whole. We present the faith in all its lived facets.

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Crisis Magazine is:

Laurance Alvarado | Board Chair, The Morley Publishing Group, Inc.

Harold Fickett | Interim Publisher and Executive Editor

John Zmirak | Interim Editor

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