We need to defend a Catholic sense of “triumphalism.” Since truth and the triumph of Christ are inseparable, politeness must not mute the Faith.

I’ve been involved in the pro-life movement since I was about 5 years old, when my parents took me to my first March for Life in Washington, D.C. Growing up, it wasn’t unusual to spend a Saturday ...

On Oct. 2, 2006, Richard Dawkins published The God Delusion, a book that would function as something akin to a manifesto for a new era of atheism. Alongside Christopher Hitchens, Sam Harris, and ...

The alleged Cornell gang rape should clearly reveal to the American Church its current job: transforming the moral demography of a floundering nation. Pretty much every man in the American Catholic ...

One of the many things I love about the Byzantine Christian tradition is the Sunday commemorations of the first Ecumenical Councils. The Sunday after the Ascension recalls Nicaea I, the first council; ...

Fr. Mario Portella is right that the postliberalism of Carl Schmitt is incompatible with Catholic teaching, but not every postliberal project is Schmittian. Some can be defended within the Catholic ...

Christian” does point to a relationship between the old covenant and the new covenant, it fails to convey what that ...

Ten years ago, as Canada legalized medical assistance in dying (MAID), I had a conversation with a friend about assisted suicide. After I sent him an article on the subject, he asked why someone ...

A couple of weeks ago, leftist theologian Rich Raho posted on 𝕏 celebrating the advancement of Dorothy Day’s cause for canonization, linking to an article by Michael Fox at Catholics for the Common ...

We live in interesting times, with algorithms controlling our online behavior, machines taking over our thinking, and talk of alien visitations increasing. Kale Zelden joins Eric Sammons to break it ...

When Moses encountered the Lord God in the burning bush, he was told to go to the people of Israel to tell them that God heard their cry. Moses, understandably, did not think himself worthy of such a ...

Minutes into our first meeting, my new client, John, broke down sobbing. His adult daughter, Tess, tried in vain to comfort him, quietly leaning toward me. With pain in her eyes, she admitted: “I was ...