Essay
Digging deeper into the “Christian” origins of feminism and of our nation
The current debate over the Christian origins of feminism is a lot like the one over the Christian origins of America. It is argued that [...]
Digging deeper into the “Christian” origins of feminism and of our nation
Essay
The current debate over the Christian origins of feminism is a lot like the one over the Christian origins of America. It is argued that the Founders of America and the “first wave” feminists were [...]
Getting Bible Translations Right: A Case Study from 1 and 2 Timothy
Analysis
In a recent address, Pope Leo XIV counseled priests not to rely on artificial intelligence for the composition of their homilies: Like all the muscles in the body, if we do not use them, if [...]
Features
Opinion: The U.S. bishops missed an opportunity with changes to the “Charter”
The internet buzzed after the U.S. bishops consecrated the nation to the Sacred Heart of Jesus in Orlando on Thursday. June 11. Catholic news outlets and bloggers mostly raved enthusiastically, while the secular media propagated [...]
Essay
What St. Josemaría Escrivá’s detractors can teach us about him and about holiness
Not every saint is universally esteemed at the time of his or her death. False accusations from a hostile priest stained the reputation of Saint John of the Cross for decades after he died. Soon-to-be [...]
Essay
What Truths Do We Hold? A Response to Questions and Critics
My June 9, 2026, essay, “Celebrating* 250 Years of American Mythology?,” has drawn over a hundred comments. As often happens in the comments section of any online forum, the majority of these are people arguing [...]
Books
New collection of Augusto Del Noce essays explain dynamics of Marxism, Fascism
The Suicide of the Revolution is the newest installment of Carlo Lancellotti’s project of translating and editing the works of Augusto Del Noce into English, published by McGill-Queen’s University Press in Montreal.1 It is an attempt [...]
Features
Celebrating Islam in an Archdiocese of Decline
On the evening of June 6th—the Vigil of the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ—Detroit Archbishop Edward Weisenburger joined Rep. Rashida Tlaib, Imam Fadhel Al-Sahlani (representative of the Shia Grand Ayatollah [...]
Essay
The Confessions of Monsignor Paglia and the Crossroads for Moral Catholic Theology
In an interview granted to Settimana News on May 21, 2026, Bishop Vincenzo Paglia claimed a decisive role in the dissolution of the John Paul II Institute for Studies on Marriage and Family and its replacement [...]
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Christ told Pilate that his kingdom was not of this world, which, he had prophesied, was doomed to end in catastrophe. He lived without worldly ties: without a job, wife, children, steady source of income, [...] -
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“Indeed it is through chastity that we are gathered together and led back to the unity from which we were fragmented into multiplicity.” — Saint Augustine, Confessions (quoted in CCC 2340) “I appeal to you therefore, brethren, by [...] -
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Peter D. Beaulieu:
I sympathized with much of your drift, but in each case a few more devils are also in the details.…
Didn't Think So:
And also, I have nothing against the Latin Mass. The liturgy itself isn't the problem. Unfortunately, the liturgy itself has…
Block Blast:
Petri argues this is implied by John Paul yet not explicit, to which I agree.
