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Archbishop Cordileone: ‘The Solution to Building a Culture of Life is Being True Christians’
"The new secular religion of our own time takes on this practice in an almost sacramental way: indeed, abortion has become, for them, their blessed sacrament, what they hold most sacred, the doctrine and practice upon which their whole belief system is built."
COVID Mandate Logic
EDITORIAL: The decision whether to vaccinate or not should be a free and informed choice, not something that’s mandated or coerced by our governments.
Word of God Sunday: Causes for Celebration
COMMENTARY: One unambiguous success from the Second Vatican Council has been the deepening of devotion to sacred Scripture by Catholics in the pew.
Alice Von Hildebrand: The Passing of a Tigress
COMMENTARY: Alice von Hildebrand was a woman of iron conviction.
Remembering Lily
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: Alice von Hildebrand truly lived for truth, goodness and beauty and reminded all of us that we are called to be their defenders, regardless of the personal cost.
William Stafford, the March for Life and the Power of Poetry
COMMENTARY: Stafford’s ‘Traveling Through the Dark’ draws attention to three factors that abortion advocates persist in denying.
How Stalin’s Russia-Ukraine ‘Sobor’ Applies to China’s ‘Sinicization’
COMMENTARY: Being co-opted by a corrupt regime is worse than being controlled by it — that’s the lesson relevant to China today.
Supreme Court Considers Boston’s ‘Flagpoles Case’
COMMENTARY: While the First Amendment restricts the government’s ability to regulate private speech, it does not restrict the government’s own speech.
Remembering Lily von Hildebrand
COMMENTARY: Alice von Hildebrand, who died Jan. 14 at the age of 98, exuded gratitude for all of God’s gifts.
