Dorothy Day’s own post-conversion writings and actions might be enough to disqualify her from consideration for canonization ...

In the newest book-length interview with Cardinal Robert Sarah, the beloved African prelate once again warns the West about ...

After so long a moral winter, imagine that God pulled a fast one on us, and that for one extraordinary moment last Thursday, he had given Blessed Fulton Sheen one last audience. As reward for his ...

Naivety and emotionalism are pronounced all the more when they collide with real data and the perspective of time. In 2017, shortly after the first inauguration of President Trump, Dominican Sister ...

Gloria Steinem died last week at the age of 92. I do not know much about her other than what most people know: namely, that she was one of—if not the—fiercest proponents of abortion, even to the ...

In some fashion, every one of us has been impacted by the Massachusetts mother who murdered her three children—and by countless nihilistic women who rationalized, defended, or simply ignored the ...

While Close Encounters of the Third Kind could not be called a Christian-themed film, it draws on and out a childlike wonder found in a light that is not of this world. This should scarcely come as a ...

Long before 9/11, America had buried herself beneath ashes and twisted steel girders—not physical ones but moral and spiritual ones. She had welcomed being buried alive by Woke and Leftist ideologies ...

We live in interesting times, with algorithms controlling our online behavior, machines taking over our thinking, and talk of alien visitations increasing. Kale Zelden joins Eric Sammons to break it ...

Several months ago, I finished the final draft of my new book, Not Just for Kings: Cultivating a 500-Year Vision for Your Family, parts of which have a definite Wendell Berry feel. I write about place ...

When Moses encountered the Lord God in the burning bush, he was told to go to the people of Israel to tell them that God heard their cry. Moses, understandably, did not think himself worthy of such a ...

They have dispatched the monk to Rome. Said quickly, it sounds like a promotion. Said slowly, with the facts laid out in order, it sounds like what it is: the quiet destruction of a scholar’s life by ...