“Sensus Fidei” and Fr. Martin
by Gregory BrownThe authority of the Church's teachings cannot be tested by consulting the inner senses of practicing Catholics—regardless of what Father James Martin, SJ believes. Continue Reading »
The authority of the Church's teachings cannot be tested by consulting the inner senses of practicing Catholics—regardless of what Father James Martin, SJ believes. Continue Reading »
Doctors are prescribing opioids for patients' use in committing suicide—federal law should put an end to it. Continue Reading »
Austro-Hungarian refugee Stefan Zweig saw in his homeland a model of European unity. Continue Reading »
Charlie Gard's legacy on this earth may well be a disturbing increase in euthanasia. Continue Reading »
How can we reform our institutions to make them better for America's low-skilled workers? Continue Reading »
A recent article in La Civiltà Cattolica grossly misrepresented American religious history; what kind of vetting did it get? Continue Reading »
The priesthood—like the Mass, the Church, and God—must be set apart, no matter how much it scandalizes the secular world. Continue Reading »
Though drawing the ire of his older colleagues, Euroskeptic MP Jacob Rees-Mogg is gaining a large following among British youth. Continue Reading »
In Dunkirk, Christopher Nolan masterfully portrays one of WWII’s most important battles as it truly was—a miracle. Continue Reading »
The Ninth of Av commemorates the destruction of the Temples in Jerusalem, catastrophes whose repercussions are still endured by Jews today. Continue Reading »