Opinion

Pope Francis and True Mercy

October 13, 2015 Bishop Robert Barron 0

Having just returned from a week covering Pope Francis’s triumphant journey to the United States, I can confidently tell you that the news media are in love with the Vicar of Christ. Time and again, […]

Opinion

Iconospasm

July 25, 2015 Dr. Leroy Huizenga 0

The incarnation is the most radical claim of Christian faith, the mystery by which the mystery of the Trinity invades the wayward world. The conviction that the ineffable, invisible, almighty God might deign to take […]

Opinion

Playing Along With the Lie

July 1, 2015 William Kilpatrick 0

As soon as Bruce Jenner decided he was a woman, the media immediately fell in line. News reports obligingly referred to him as “her,” and commentators agreed that henceforth Mr. Jenner’s name will be “Caitlyn.” […]

Opinion

Jihad in Sheep’s Clothing

May 31, 2015 William Kilpatrick 0

Suppose you are the pastor of a large suburban parish and suppose further that several members of your parish want to invite a well-known speaker to talk about the threat from militant Islam. You check […]

Opinion

Can Islam be Reformed?

April 26, 2015 William Kilpatrick 0

Can Islam be reformed? It’s a tricky question because, according to a great many Muslim leaders and Western leaders, it doesn’t need reforming. As they keep insisting, the beheadings, slave trafficking, and general violence committed […]

Opinion

Ideals and Norms

March 23, 2015 Russell Shaw 0

Lately the idea has been gaining currency among some responsible conservative Catholics that unless the synod of bishops or the Pope specifically repudiates a settled Church doctrine—which is highly unlikely—there’s no immediate cause for alarm. […]