Sydney Sweeney and the Fruit of Feminism
The case of Sydney Sweeney points to the lesser-of-two-evils culture that Catholics find themselves mired in.
The Fall of Phoebe Gates and the Irresistible Fantasy of the Feminist Icon
With every advantage on her side, why would Phoebe Gates choose to create, of all inane things, an e-commerce company that leveraged a sketchy—and possibly illegal—technology practice?
The Inferiority Complex of the Hick High School Graduate
What began as an encouragement for women to pursue college and a career has now become a pretended moral obligation, threatening a mark of anti-feminist shame for women who choose to opt-out.
To Win Back Women, We Must Elevate Public Discourse
Conservative Catholicism must move on from the performative trad e-girls and back to wiser voices, male and female, if we are to win women back from feminism.
Feminism Is “Wicked”—and Worse, It’s Rooted in a Christian Heresy
The subtle spirit of Eve is an insidious infiltration of gnostic ideas into media, churches, and culture.
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.
A Sign of Feminist Failure
After fifty long years of feminism, women are finally more independent, more educated, more career oriented…and more miserable than ever.
Breaking Up With Toxic Femininity
The seeming pendulum swing away from what we think of as feminism on the left is nothing more than feminism on the right. Femininity is something entirely different.
How Feminism Infects Conservative Catholicism
Most conservative Catholics would agree that feminism has been destructive to society. But how much do we too subscribe to its tenets? And how can we eradicate those false premises?
Thank Heaven for Little Girls
The raw reaction of our hearts is a recognition that there is something special about little girls—something precious, quickly lost and unrepeatable.
Catholic Parents: Free the Hearts of Your Daughters
Catholic parents, do your daughters know that it’s okay—even good and holy—to desire a life as wife and mother, even above (and even forgoing) all other earthly considerations?
Why I Don’t Celebrate International Women’s Day—And Why You Shouldn’t Either
Countless people thoughtlessly celebrate March 8 as “International Women’s Day,” oblivious to its bloody origins
Feminism and the Destruction of Hierarchy
Western patriarchy had nothing to do with blanket, across-the-board control of women by men. Patriarchal authority of husbands over wives was one form of hierarchical authority among others, some of which gave women authority over men.
Pope Francis’s Declining Health and the Next Conclave
Pope Francis might be nearing the end of his earthly life; what will the next conclave be like?
The Right Is Falling for the Lie That You Can Have It All at the Same Time
What does it say of our society, including conservatives, that we praise a woman skipping maternity leave to go back to work and partially abandon her infant child?
Mansplaining Ephesians
Too often priests feel a need to tone down or even contradict the words of Sacred Scripture when they conflict with today’s zeitgeist.
In Defense of Anti-Feminism
We can recognize and appreciate the gifts of both sexes without abolishing gender or espousing rigid gender roles—but we need the anti-feminism movement to do it.
Anti-Feminism Can Be As Toxic As Feminism
The anti-feminist “tradwife” movement creates the same toxic divide between men and women as the feminist movement.
ERA: Last Chance for Abortion-on-Demand
ERA proponents have always played a two-faced game regarding its connection to abortion.
A Catholic Perspective on Feminism, Gender Roles, and Patriarchy
Our culture is horribly confused about the proper roles of men and women. From those who wish to eliminate sex differences to those who create more differences than God intended, we don’t know what it means to be a man or a woman.