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One cannot deny the degree to which godlessness and woke madness has overwhelmed western culture when a U.S. Supreme Court appointee cannot even say what a woman is and German bishops are seriously considering blessing homosexual unions.

Clearly, our entire Church—the Body of Christ—is in a state of precipitous decline. At its current rate of decrease, membership in the Catholic Church will be inconsequential by the end of this century.

It is demoralizing to witness something you love so dearly fall to pieces in front of your eyes. At a time when the world needs the Church to be upright and speak with boldness and assurance on the issues that are destroying Western Civilization, too often she equivocates or remains silent.

Many in the Church—clergy and laity alike—fear that by being too bold they will turn away some who remain in the pews. If they speak against abortion, or contraception, or the LGBT narrative, or even the importance of regular Confession, they fear they’ll see an even steeper decline in Church membership.

Crisis Magazine absolutely rejects this view. We believe the Church is dwindling precisely because it fails to speak the Truth with authority; because it fails to consistently encourage lay people and clergy alike to serve as salt and leaven in the world.

This is important work—and for that reason we’ve always ensured that our content is free for all who seek it. While Crisis Magazine is cost-free for end users, it is by no means free to produce, which is why we rely on readers like you to sustain our work.

Despite this economic reality, we’ve been exceedingly careful not to become one of those apostolates that continually nags its readers for money. We run just two fundraising campaigns per year, and because of your generosity, each seasonal request typically generates sufficient funds to finance our operation for the next six months. It helps that we run on a shoestring budget and maximize each dollar spent.

I’d like to keep our appeals to just two per year, but given rising costs this year, I’m not sure we can keep to that practice. There’s also the pressing need, long deferred, to revamp our website, which is quite old, with plug-ins that are out-of-date and no longer supported.

As conservatives, change can be difficult, but we really can’t wait any longer if we want to keep our site secure and vibrant.

Normally, we need to raise about $60,000 in each of our fundraising appeals, but this year I need to raise $75,000, and I’m asking if you would make a tax-deductible gift to help us reach this target.

If we secure these funds, we’ll also add a new section to Crisis Magazine that aggregates a half dozen or more of the leading news articles so you can, each morning, get a sense of the big stories in the Catholic world, along with our regular commentary on them.

The revamped site will also enable us to integrate new social media tools that will permit us to push faithfully Catholic content on the most vital issues of the day.

Will you please help support, sustain, and grow Crisis Magazine with a tax-deductible gift? I promise you we will be good stewards of your donated dollars.

Are you able to sponsor Crisis Magazine for a month with a gift of $10,000? Or a week for a gift of $2,500? Perhaps for a day with a gift of $500?

If not, could you make a gift of $25, $50, $75, $100, or even $250?

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If you are able to become a monthly contributor to Crisis Magazine, you will be giving us the clearest path to the stability and predictability that we so desperately need. Nothing is as empowering as knowing the revenue we’ll have from month to month.

You can become a monthly contributor by choosing that option form the drop-down menu on our secure online donation form.

Please consider supporting us with the most generous gift you can afford. You and I both know that the bold, orthodox content we produce day-in and day-out is precisely what the world needs right now.

Thanks and God bless,

Eric Sammons
Editor-in-Chief, Crisis Magazine