Opinion

Nationalistic Saints

Saints such as Joan of Arc and Thomas More demonstrate that being holy does not mean being disengaged from public service.

Lent and Taxes

An unjust law is no law. And I would offer the proposition that the current tax system is unjust.

Joe Hosts a Heretic

President Biden hosted a cadre of heretics at his St. Patrick’s Day party, including Fr. James Martin.

No Mercy for Sin Itself

It is one thing to tolerate your brother’s sin—because you yourself are a sinner, after all. It is another to accept it in principle, explicitly or implicitly.

The Blood-Thirsty Democrats

Vice President Kamala Harris’s recent visit to an abortion clinic highlights how much the Democratic Party has embraced child-killing.

Following the Unfaithful

In an effort to be more “welcoming,” many Church leaders are looking to fallen-away Catholics to lead the way.

Who Are “The Poor” Anyway?

Well-meaning Christians can sometimes struggle with exercising the prudence required of being a steward of wealth in making concrete determinations of where and to whom to give.

Hope for Catholic Ireland

Irish Catholicism was never what Americans thought it was. Understanding what it was will explain why it is what it is today and why there is hope for its future.

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