Hard Times A’ Comin’, Whoever Wins

by George Weigel

Our crisis is about who we are and how our idea of who we are ennobles or debases our common life. Continue Reading »

30 Oct 2024 0

Put Not Your Trust in Princes

by Raymond J. de Souza

If voting for Trump is considered a fulfillment of Christian duty, or even an act of Christian piety, it would be a distraction from that duty. Continue Reading »

30 Oct 2024 0

Burdened By What Has Been

by M. D. Aeschliman

We cannot afford to shirk the burden of knowing what has actually been done, especially since 1914. Continue Reading »

29 Oct 2024 0

You Have to Vote for One of Them

by Matthew Mehan

The vote is the means, but the end, the duty, is truly to pick an officer for the office. Continue Reading »

29 Oct 2024 0

Canceling Corey DeAngelis

by Bethel McGrew

Christless conservatism lacks a full-orbed positive vision for the human person, and thus for the common good. Continue Reading »

28 Oct 2024 0

LETTERS FROM THE SYNOD – 2024: #12

Edited by Xavier Rynne II

In the end, the Synod was a failure and a yawn-fest. Continue Reading »

28 Oct 2024 0

Gretchen Whitmer and the Progressive Disdain Toward Catholics

by Evan Myers

What Gov. Whitmer doesn’t appreciate is that Catholicism is very much alive in Michigan. Continue Reading »

25 Oct 2024 0

Book Recommendations for Christmas

by John Wilson

You may end up keeping a copy for yourself and getting a second one for the friend or loved one you had in mind.
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25 Oct 2024 0

LETTERS FROM THE SYNOD – 2024: #11

Edited by Xavier Rynne II

For Catholics who instrumentalize discernment, the Holy Spirit is never supposed to say, “No.” Continue Reading »

25 Oct 2024 0

Jane Austen’s Novels Are Darker Than You Think

by Peter J. Leithart

Social convention exists to enable stupid, evil people to live together in a degree of civilized harmony. Continue Reading »

24 Oct 2024 0