Avoiding the Blackpill Temptation
Watching a man say yes to the call of the priesthood is always stirring. It is all the more so in a diocese plagued by uncertainty and in which personal piety and reverence are discouraged or outright sneered at.
Sterilizing the Poor with Despair
We have more now, even among those who consider themselves poor, than even royalty of previous generations could have dreamt of. But we have replaced material destitution with spiritual poverty.
The War on Truth, in the Name of Empathy
How Hillary Clinton trades the innocent for the guilty and calls it Christianity.
When a Diocese Undermines Its Own Vocations
Bishop Martin of Charlotte is seeking to impose ‘a year as a layman’ before priestly ordination. This is like an engaged man living an additional year as a bachelor before his wedding day.
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.
The Slave Market in Our Midst
With surrogacy, we’ve redecorated the institution of slavery so that we don’t have to admit what we are doing.
The Mercy of Withholding the Eucharist
The Church has never and will never change her teaching on the unworthy reception of Holy Communion—she can’t. But our Bishops must change their 60’s-rooted praxis of allowing it to happen.
Charlotte’s War on Reverence: A Priesthood Undone
Running the Church of the 60’s playbook nicknamed “The Spirit of Vatican II,” Bishop Martin of the Diocese of Charlotte is stamping out tradition with the “Spirit of Traditionis Custodes.”
Sacrificing Catholics for Ecumenism
Catholics, especially younger Catholics, are urged under the name of charity to be more open to Protestants, which is difficult if not impossible to delineate from simply being less Catholic.
Muslim Rape Gangs As Religious Warfare
The Muslim rape gangs in the United Kingdom are acts of a religious war against a people whom the perpetrators consider to be conquered.
The Ugly Truth About Gay Adoption
We’re seeing the emergence of homosexual couples acquiring children for the explicit purpose of pedophilia and then “sharing” such children within organized pockets.
The Injustice of an Irreverent Mass
Carelessly-celebrated Masses are still all-too-common, wherein the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass is reduced to a kumbaya session.
“Catholic” Joe Biden Is a Product of Church Apathy
Parishes that practice indifference produce Catholics like Joe Biden.
Michael Voris and the Perils of Celebrity
Michael Voris helped me on my path toward joining the Catholic Church. I can’t help but find his recent resignation and his own public scandal to be somewhat painful.
Self-Hatred as a Barrier to One’s Calling
The temptation to define ourselves by our sins, and especially by our worst sins, is just that—a temptation.
Broken Homes Need Church Fathers
The Church must act and intercede on behalf of broken homes, for single-parent homes are connected with higher rates of substance abuse, criminality, suicide, and poverty.
The Moral Cowardice of Ignoring Trans Adults
If we accept that mutilation is unhealthy and harmful—shouldn’t we be willing to say so, even if it’s an adult receiving it?
Yearning for a Patriarchy
We are trying to build a society without fathers, and the results are disastrous.
Reigniting Charlottesville
With the January 6th narrative vaporizing due to more footage being released, leftists seem to want to reignite Charlottesville, that it might become a talking point once again.
The Offering of Children to False Gods
Protecting the innocence of children is the most minimal function of a society that calls itself civilized.