The Cold War Splitting American Catholics
The rupture between Pope Leo and the Trump Administration threatens to weaken both American diplomacy and the Church’s moral voice.
Caught in Their Own Web: How Universities Became Victims of the Epstein Panic They Helped Create
The release of the Epstein files has revealed a striking reversal: the same institutions that cast themselves as guardians of integrity now find their own leaders entangled in scandals they once felt safely distant from.
The Movement to Topple Obergefell Is No Longer Fringe
Ten years after the Supreme Court’s 2015 Obergefell v. Hodges decision legalized same-sex marriage nationwide, advocates are rightly worried that the case isn’t closed.
The Outsourcing of Catholic Immigration Policy to Progressive Catholic Institutions
Following USAID cuts, a network of Catholic university-based advocacy groups, staffed by USCCB and Biden-admin alumni, enables the bishops to continue advancing porous border initiatives.
As Feminized Universities Falter, Faithful Catholic Colleges Flourish
The feminization of higher‑education leadership has accelerated the drift toward process‑heavy, conflict‑averse administrative cultures that impede institutional clarity.
The Wall Street Journal Takes No Prisoners in Its Resurgent War on the Heritage Foundation
The blatant idolization of unfettered global “free” trade aggressively clung to by the Wall Street Journal has them lashing out at anyone who would dare support Trump’s tariffs.
Faith Betrayed: The Vatican’s Silence on China and the Fate of Jimmy Lai
Jimmy Lai’s conviction underscores the Vatican’s failure to exercise meaningful leadership in defending justice—serving as a stark reminder of the Catholic Church’s compromised role.
The Fraud That Won’t Die: Obamacare’s Endless Deceptions
Every social institution is buckling under the strain imposed by the tens of millions of illegal immigrants now residing in the United States. At the center of this collapse lies Obamacare.
Silent Shepherds, Forsaken Lambs
The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ guilty silence regarding a U.S. Cardinal’s decision to honor an extreme pro-abortion politician risks inviting divine judgment upon the nation.
Symbols of Disruption: The Demonic in an Age of Uncertainty
While Satan and his legions are known for their subtlety, of late it would seem they have become rather bold.
Understanding Evil in the Idaho Murders
The mounting evil of our increasingly secular society cannot be banished from this earth, but we must reject it all the same.
Sadness and Loss at Sacred Heart Major Seminary
After 20+ years of service each, three professors are let go without so much as an informal warning.
Should Faithful Catholics Welcome Layoffs at National Catholic Reporter?
Pro-choice, same-sex marriage, and women’s ordination advocates may have to find another site to vent their anger at the Catholic Church now that the National Catholic Reporter has laid off some of their biggest allies.
Gen Z Finds Meaning in Traditional Religion
The youth are looking for an alternative to the world presented to them by our godless society. The Catholic Church can’t just offer to them more of the world.
Pope Leo XIV Is a Gift to US Catholic Colleges and Universities
The alma mater of the first American Pope, Villanova University, has since abandoned its Catholic identity. Can Pope Leo XIV help to reverse this widespread trend?
Catholics Welcome the Beginning of a Paradigm Shift at the United Nations
With all the focus on the first 100 days, Trump’s ongoing influence in reshaping discussions on abortion and gender ideology are promises made and kept.
Celebrating a Catholic Renaissance in France
With over ten thousand adults across France receiving the sacrament of baptism at this year’s Easter Vigil, the Catholic resurgence has the attention of the secular media.
Ohio’s Catholic Governor Welcomes Haitian Immigrants…But Ignores Residents
The residents of Springfield, Ohio seem to be forgotten by Ohio Governor Mike DeWine in his push for more Haitian immigrants.
Keeping Catholicism Weird
Being a faithful Catholic in the modern world seems weird to those who have embraced the modernist radical materialism that permeates so much of the culture.
A Growing Anti-Veteran Bias Threatens the Country on This Memorial Day
Part of the reason for our national neglect of the fallen is that we seem to have forgotten the important role that soldiers have played—and continue to play—in ensuring our freedom.
