The secularized former Christendom is facing off against a Russia that wants to reclaim its imperialist - and Christian - past.
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The Ukrainian Crisis and the Geopolitics of Christendom
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Truckers Bringing About a Canadian Spring
Canada has been beaten and abused, and many have forgotten how to fight. But out of nowhere have come the most unlikely of heroes who are set to stare down Trudeau: tens of thousands of truck drivers.
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Letter to My Goddaughter Marrying Outside of the Church
What do you say to a loved one who is getting married outside the Church? Dr. Janet Smith shares a letter she sent to a loved one in this situation.
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Rampant Sin and Cold Love
Priests need to stop accompanying sin and call out the abusers and heretics in their midst.
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Putting the Pope on the Pillory
Recent accusations against Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI remind us that the Church is still in need of a deep scouring.
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Unchaining Our Health
As Catholics are learning more and more about the role of fetal tissue research in modern medicine, they are asking how they can break free from its chains.
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Mourning the Loss
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.
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The Christian Response in the Age of an Epidemic
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.
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The Great Convergence
Current problems in both the Catholic Church and the Orthodox Churches could providentially lead to a healing of the Great Schism.
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The Generational Divide in the Priesthood
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.
