Evangelization, Not Public Relations
Our duty to share the Faith does not mean we have to cover up the Church’s warts.
Defining the Clans
Traditional Catholic Clans must unite in the fight to restore tradition; but who are part of the Clans?
How Do Catholics Come to Believe What They Believe?
Catholics don’t learn the faith primarily through the Catechism.
The Time for Dialogue is Over
Our culture has moved beyond dialogue. It’s now time for proclamation.
The Church’s Dunkirk Moment
In the face of impending collapse, the Catholic Church in America needs to consider a strategic retreat.
Covid-19 and the Limits of Obedience
Calls to obey Covid-19 mandates have shown a misunderstanding of the virtue of obedience.
Accepted, Not Elected: The Curious Case of Pope Boniface II
The case of Pope Boniface II points to the Catholic teaching on the universal acceptance of a pope.
Called to Divide, Not ‘Dialogue’
In less than two generations, “dialogue” with other religions has evolved from condemnation to tolerance to tacit acceptance to explicit promotion.
St. Edward the Martyr, a Saint for Today
The countless miracles attributed to the early English king testify to his heroic virtue and his ongoing relevance for Catholics today.
