“You were without hope in the world.” This is how Paul describes the Ephesian Christians before their conversion, stuck in the darkness of sin and paganism. Idols expressed their hope for material security, embodying their […]

On day two of the USCCB Fall Assembly this week, Archbishop Borys Gudziak spoke about the tenth anniversary of Laudato Si’ in 2025 and proposed a striking idea for marking the occasion in the US: restoring the Friday […]

Editor’s note: On the evening of November 13, the Washington-based Religious Freedom Institute gave its “Defender of Religious Freedom Award” to Dr. Thomas Farr: a devout Catholic who had a distinguished career in public service before working in […]

Any number of legitimate reasons could be adduced for why Donald Trump won the election. But I think the better angle is to account for why Kamala Harris lost it, especially considering how broad was […]

In the annals of historical boorishness, it would be hard to find something more egregious than the Holy See’s timing as it renewed its 2018 agreement with the People’s Republic of China, which allows the […]

On Our Deep Need for the Creed –“Christianity without creeds, dogma and doctrine is sentimental nonsense.” The Crux of the Creed (National Catholic Register) Canterbury Tales Too Christian – “Nottingham had attached the silly bulletin […]

Many people watching the post-election meltdown of the Left on social media view it with some measure of Schadenfreude and I suspect the average American dismisses it as silly. In some sense, it is silly. […]