Saying “Yes” to Satan
The world, now being unveiled, stands or falls on the faith and fortitude of Catholics willing to follow Christ as the persecution intensifies.
Inside the Remaining Charlotte TLM
It was claimed that having the TLM at parishes was divisive. So, paradoxically, faithful Catholics were forcibly divided from their parish communities and sent long distances away, that they may not worship in the same spaces as their neighbors.
Why “Anti-Vaxxers” May Have the Best Shot at Heaven
Virtue is a habit that begins with being faithful in small things.
Guinness, Gaza, and the Gospel: When Ethno-Nationalism Masquerades as Faith
Contrary to the vapid accusations recently aimed at the parishioners of Holy Family Catholic Church in Gaza, Christians there stand humbly firm in the faith amid terror and ruin.
Egg-regious Lies: Are Stories About “Cancelling Easter” Really All Just Fake News?
Is the attempt to tamp down Christianity in the public square real or imagined?
Does Pope Francis Have a Double Standard for Africa?
Pope Francis condemns Europeans for not taking in more African Muslim immigrants, but says little about the plight of persecuted African Christians at the hands of Muslims.
Will the Bishops Go to the Mattresses?
A quiet, closed-door meeting in Washington next month will be of crucial importance in shaping the Church’s response to the nation’s biggest church-state crisis in decades. When some 40 bishops of the administrative committee of the national bishops’ conference gather March 14-15 at conference headquarters, they’ll be looking at the Obama administration’s January mandate to … Read more