Correcting Illusions of Reform
A new book gathers the counter-arguments made against a recent attack on the traditional Latin Mass.
Singing in Tongues: Thomas Tallis’ Pentecost Masterpiece
The language of beauty continues to preach the truth of Catholicism to all nations; because of that, we ought to see composers like Tallis as contributing to the Church’s continued charism of evangelism.
Is It Time to Reconsider Archbishop Lefebvre?
Given what we know now, and given the fact that the promised New Springtime turned out to be more like a nuclear winter, maybe we can humble ourselves and be willing to rethink the person of Marcel Lefebvre.
Forming Our Kids Through Movies
Parents can use “movie night” with their kids to teach valuable lessons on how to live as Catholics.
Pride Month Goeth Before a Fall
The Rainbow Flag is a lie, plain and simple, and it shouldn’t be tolerated either on the conservative Christian side or the liberal secular side. It is pandering, it is patronizing, it is grooming.
The Anti-Body “Harvesting” of Dead People’s Tattoos
The latest fad of “harvesting” the tattoos of dead people is another sign of our culture’s disrespect for the human body.
Go Woke and Go Up in Smoke?
If you’re looking for a single sign that the world’s going to Hell, my candidate would be the queering of the U.S. military.
The Improper Catechesis of Catholic Schools
Many Catholic schools seek to make the Holy Mass a “teaching moment.” The error of this is that the Mass is not about us, and it is not for us to decide what it is for.
The Challenge of Charity
As a young man, I was consumed by anger at the state of the world and hated those I thought responsible. Save me, Lord, from falling into that trap today regarding the Church.
Honoring the Lord’s Day
Christians have always seen Sunday not simply as a day to remember our Lord’s victory over death in His Resurrection, or just a day not to work, but as the Eternal Day.
Put an End to the Madness!
Pope Francis has to stop the madness, and until he steps in to do so the Church will continue to fracture and unravel, spiraling completely out of control.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.: The Presidential Dark Horse
Should conservatives consider the candidacy of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.?
Is Pentecost the Birthday of the Church?
The problem with saying Pentecost is the birthday of the Church is that it is neither traditional nor is it theologically complete.
Lighting a Candle to Rainbow Zeus
This June, say no. Don’t bow down to the Rainbow Zeus. The rainbow nonsense is not a grassroots thing. It is purely top-down, forced on us by the rich and powerful.
A Path to “Completion” or Annihilation for the Sisters of Charity?
The history of the Sisters of Charity of New York has been glorious. But this glorious legacy is about to fade and disappear. Not only are the nuns closing a chapter in this history, but they are burning the whole book.
Avoiding the Hard Work Needed
While the world was being overwhelmed by the Sexual Revolution, too many Church leaders decided to ignore the hard work of opposing it while appearing busy by meddling in affairs which needed no fixing.
Mommy Wars
Never in my life have I seen name calling, insults thrown, and nasty judgments made the way I have in online mommy groups.
Never Go to the Second Location
Our Elites will likely follow their playbook of “ask, then demand” compliance for central bank digital currencies (CBDCs).
Truths Unlooked For
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 is a return to the good action/adventure/sci-fi romp, with excellent story and spectacle and no wokeness. More surprisingly, it’s also profound thanks to its shocking religious themes.
The Fusion of the Public and Private Sectors
Is there, as J.D. Vance posited, “no meaningful distinction between the public and the private sector in the United States of America?”