The Easter Expulsion at Walter Reed Hospital
The Biden administration turned Holy Week into Hell Week for Catholic servicemembers at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center by evicting Catholic priests from their facility.
Is Secession the Best Way Forward?
Secession may be the most peaceful, humane means of achieving societal harmony, and it does not have to involve violence.
Evangelizing Our Reality-Denying Nonculture
How does the Church evangelize men and women of the West, who don’t even recognize basic reality?
Hilaire Belloc’s List of Eight Manly Activities
Hilaire Belloc described a handful of activities which modern industrial and urban life has all too often endangered or made extinct, but should be recovered by today’s Catholic men.
Divorced, but Still Married: Advice for Dads
Divorce is always terrible for kids and the abandoned spouse. But if you want to give your kids a chance at normal, forget about finding “new love.”
Is the Church’s Teaching on Sex “Still in Diapers?”
The pope’s recent statement that the Church’s teaching on sex is “still in diapers” reveals a tragic ignorance of reality.
Following The Habsburg Way
The Habsburgs know death and dying and how to live a life that leads to that final moment.
The Leftist Programming of NPCs
Like mindless NPCs, too many people swallow the falsehoods, parrot the party line, and oppose dissenters who refuse to be programmed.
The Case for a Diocesan Priestly Promise of Poverty
A diocesan priestly promise of poverty could make the priesthood more appealing to the right men and less appealing to the wrong.
Transcending the Evolution-Creation Debate
Recent scientific developments and philosophical interpretations of these developments can lead to a greater unity among Catholics debating evolution.
Seeing Easter in a Sonnet
What is the sound we hear that alone may dispel the darkness, vanquishing beneath its wings the dangers that assail us? Nothing less than the Third Person of the Trinity.
Newborns, Primaries—and the Gift of Simplicity?
The business of election season threatens to overwhelm us; memories of God and family can keep our perspective on what really matters.
The Conservative Ghost Dance
Conservatives who appeal to traditional aspects of American polity as a means of defeating the new seemingly unstoppable threat to the world they have known are setting themselves up for disaster.
Easter: Launching the Revolution of the Cross
Easter is the unleashing of the Revolution of the Cross. It should be unsettling, like an earthquake. Wondrous, as the explosion of galaxies. Penetrating, as the sound of a thousand marching armies.
Hands Off Easter!
There’s a movement afoot to fix a common date for Easter by 2025. It’s a movement fraught with problems.
Rousing the Realm of the Dead
In the life of Christ, there is an event tucked away between Friday’s death and Sunday’s rising about which we know very little. Yet it contains the hidden key on which the whole story turns.
The Passion of Christ’s Church
We find ourselves at the tail end of this long Lent which comes to us a decade into this long and difficult papacy.
Like a Dish That Is Broken…
On Good Friday we are reminded of the value of our at times seemingly valueless lives.
The Curé Few Want
There is a major identity crisis today in the priesthood. It is a rupture, or at the very least an attempt to disconnect from the burden of its deep-rooted identity as one who offers sacrifice.