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Overturning Roe Was a Victory for Justice Scalia
Justice Antonin Scalia’s writings lent authority and credibility to the pro-life movement, invigorating us in the good times and re-invigorating us in the bad times.
The New Old Movie Review: ‘Marty’ (1955)
‘Marty’ beautifully illustrates the virtue of friendship.
Gratitude for Fatherhood’s Delight of Glory: Lessons From Holy Dads
COMMENTARY: I have come to realize that the delight of a father in his child has a weight of glory all its own.
Poetic Explanations of Divine Things: Delving Into the Gifts of the Holy Spirit
BOOK PICK: ‘The Seven Steps to Sanctification’
Don’t Weaponize the Eucharist Against Yourself — Go to Confession
The Holy Eucharist is indeed a ‘healing remedy’ for those in the state of grace — but for anyone conscious of mortal sin, divine mercy must first be sought in the confessional.
Roe v. Wade Was Never A ‘Law’ In The First Place
The Supreme Court is not a legislative body — while it can make judicial rulings, it cannot make law.
Father Gerald Murray: ‘The Way Out of the Crisis of the Church Is to Teach the Fullness of the Faith’
BOOK PICK: ‘Calming the Storm’ offers a sense of hope: ‘God is good and helps us at all times.’
New Old Movie Review: ‘The Fighting Sullivans’ (1944)
‘The Fighting Sullivans’ is a movie that lovingly portrays the Catholic faith and the happiness of practicing that faith.
In 1932 and 2022, Violent Aggression Against Ukraine Is Real
Journalism has had its share of villains like Walter Duranty, but the media can also provide an invaluable service toward truth.
