The Dispatch
What comes after the insanity of the transgender moment?
The transgender moment, once hailed by many as a moral imperative and cultural breakthrough, is giving way to a reckoning as ideology is finally beginning [...]
The travels, detours, and miracles of Saint Anthony Mary Claret
Essay
Amazing supernatural events sometimes occur during the lives of the saints. But it is rare for miracles to be so frequent in an individual saint’s life that one could write a book simply about those [...]
Nigerian church leaders welcome conclusions confirming Christian genocide
Features
Church leaders in Nigeria say they are gladdened at the conclusion reached by a U.S. fact-finder that there is a systematic plan to erase Christianity in the African country. Mike Arnold, on October 14th, presented [...]
Chapp's Schtick
On the liberal, petty, and hypocritical attacks on Bishop Robert Barron
At its annual meeting in November, the USCCB will be electing a new president and vice president. A slate of ten names has been put forward. They are as follows: Bishop Robert Barron, Diocese of [...]
Essay
“Thy Kingdom Come!”: Christ the King reigns in consciences
That Jesus taught His disciples to pray for the coming of the kingdom (Mt 6:9–13; Lk 11:2–4) long before they could fully understand its true nature has long intrigued me. Clearly, Jesus intends to lead [...]
Essay
A Clash of Liberalisms
When framing out a room, everyone knows that the first corner must be square, or else the second will be off at the far end of the wall. Even if the first corner is imperceptibly off, [...]
Features
Against saying “Catholics believe”
My sophomore English teacher taught an invaluable writing lesson that has stayed with me: “Show, don’t tell.” In explicating texts, we should make our point directly without saying we are doing so. Rather than begin [...]
Analysis
How not to limit free speech
I am by no means a free speech absolutist. In an article at Postliberal Order a couple of years ago, I set out the natural law position on the issue, noting that the teleology or final cause of [...]
Features
Leo XIV: Our Anti-Americanist Pope
One of the more noteworthy episodes during the late nineteenth-century tenure of Pope Leo XIII was the pope’s response to the so-called “Americanist” controversy in the United States. Leo XIII wrote two encyclicals addressing issues [...]
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There are no first, second or third-class Catholics, no.… Please, let us get used to listening to each other, to talking, not cutting our heads off for a word. To listen, to discuss in a [...] -
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Tom in Florida:
Agree, James, enormous international pressure must be brought to bear here to get security forces in place to stop this…
FOTA:
Every year, Halloween becomes more of a major holiday. Increasingly, people are devoting their front yards to scenes of death…
Cardinal Parolin slammed for downplaying Muslim terrorist attacks against Nigerian Christians - LifeSite - Christianity House:
[…] further shared an in-depth report published in April 2024 for his website about the violence in the […]
