Modernism, as an ideological stance, is essentially iconoclastic. It exists principally by standing in judgment against what has existed, even when what has existed is profoundly and naturally human.

The Church's response to COVID is driven by “concern for the safety of our members and the vulnerable”—a rationale that would have struck early Christians as strange.

Current problems in both the Catholic Church and the Orthodox Churches could providentially lead to a healing of the Great Schism.

A generational divide is at the heart of the wider divisions of faith currently roiling the Church, with younger priests more traditional than their older compatriots.

As we wait to see the disposition of this evil regime on what may be the last March for Life, we must consider the men and women who brought us to this moment, the pantheon of pro-life heroes.

Legalized abortion is, in part, due to the catastrophic moral and spiritual failure of men—especially Christian men—who have stood on the sidelines for so long.

Treating the pope as a “super-bishop” who is the only necessary member of the Church militant is a crime against sound theology.

It is easy to jump to rash judgements about people, but we should see the image of God in each person.