There is a perception that Vatican II erred by accepting a previously condemned version of liberalism. For example, Marcel Lefebvre (d. 1991) even entitled a
“The other disciples therefore said unto him, We have seen the Lord. But he said unto them, Except I shall see in his hands the
In an age of rampant specialization and outsourcing, it often seems that we are urged from every quarter to sit back and trust the experts
Recent trends in college enrollment are telling a story. Conservative Christian and traditional Catholic colleges are experiencing growth in an industry that is otherwise withering.
There are few odder space exploration stories than the claim that six cosmonauts saw angels, and that the Soviet authorities covered it all up. What
There is a view that Vatican II (1965) was a theological catastrophe. This view sees it as a capitulation to Modernism, sinking the Church into
LGBTQ activists love to throw Jesus’ words about not being judgmental in the face of any Christian who says sexual relations between two men or
There are two ways to know the truth, which we need so badly during these difficult times. “Unity” is a buzzword now. Real unity can
What makes a school Catholic is another issue the COVID pandemic can prompt us to reexamine, just as the pause in attending Mass during the
The relationship between faith and reason is a topic that has interested many thinkers in the Western Christian Tradition for centuries. Faith and reason represent
I don’t have faith that God exists. To some, that may seem like a surprising, even shocking, statement. How can I be a Christian without
Faith is to believe what you do not see; the reward of this faith is to see what you believe. —St. Augustine Faith is
This column is the last in a series of 3 columns on ethics and human happiness Knowledge of the Divine within the Created Order St.
Traditional methods within authentic Catholic education are slowly deteriorating. This began, in part, thanks to a controversial movement made by a select number of Catholic
I recently encountered a stranger who spontaneously proclaimed to me that she was a “peace, love, and Nelson Mandela” kind of person. She briefly bemoaned
Most stories about exorcism following in the wake of William Peter Blatty’s novel The Exorcist (and its film adaptation) tend to portray the Catholic Church as some
About a month ago, during the Euro Cup, I was impressed reading a few pieces in the press about Mesut Özil, an extremely talented Muslim
