In a recent article, Austin Ruse details his conversation with X’s A.I. assistant, Grok, and tells of his surprise and delight at finding Grok open
In a world at odds with Christian values, Catholics face a critical challenge. How does one live faithfully in an economy that often promotes sin?
Scene: A pristine spit of sand, surmounted by a cerulean blue sky dotted with puffy clouds. Three men in white robes and matching skullcaps, easily
As an educator for over three decades, I know the power and transcendence of questions. They can reveal much about the one answering them. For
Thank God for the Jews! God the son, God almighty, the Christ – the Messiah, Jesus was a Jew, is now a Jew, and will
For the past year, I’ve been working one day a week for a monastery of Carmelite Nuns smack dab in the middle of the North
A recent essay here at Catholic Stand focused on the importance of art as a “gateway” to the soul. I heartily concur. The author, Evangeline
Thinking of bells often evoke memories of little kids with bells tied to their shoe laces, bells that are rung by the Santa standing by
On the Prayer of the Little Tasks There are fresh flowers in the vases that dot the apartment. Picked from the various curbsides and grassy
Patrick Coffin is a voice for unbiased truth. He uses his expertise to help people navigate politics, faith, and reason in today’s secular world. Patrick’s
Grandparents Connect Kids to Their Family History The Catholic Grandparents Association explains their view of the role of grandparents: What could be greater or more
Walking through a cemetery can be quite educative. Reading the various inscriptions on the headstones, one can get an idea of the person. The age,
The Vatican website contains English translations of the documents of Vatican II. However, there are a number of problems in those translations. The problems extend
The world was surprised and filled with joy when the Chicago born Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost was elected as the 267th pope of the Catholic
Msgr. Charles Pope writes, “Of all the theological errors commonly held today, the most popular is surely the denial of the doctrine of hell.” This
One of the most important teachings in Christianity is simple to say but very hard to do: “Love your neighbor as yourself.” Jesus Christ taught
The moment I knelt in the confessional at the start of this past Lent, I knew it would be a breakthrough in my spiritual life.
To read Part I In this Catechism’s section on the Eucharist, Part Two, Section Two, Chapter One, Article 3, the Catechism never refers to the
At a dinner party in 1950, Mary Flannery O’Connor [“Flannery” to her friends and now to countless appreciative readers], heard then-famous author [never heard of
Rotten eggs explode. I learned the hard way. It all started when I moved our family out to the country. The house next to my
Fasting has always been a part of the world God created. As St. Basil the Great tells us “It was the first commandment that Adam
Sometimes I feel like a cartoon character with an angel on one shoulder and the devil on the other. Which one will rule the day?
