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There was a thin window of opportunity in 1930s Germany to oppose the Nazi regime before it acquired absolute power—and opposition became a death sentence. If Christian pastors had stood as a body united in the Gospel, and countered the Nazi propaganda in time, how many millions of lives might have been preserved? We have…
As our editorial stance declares, we are here to rebuild Christendom. The reign of Christ the King began in the family and only after many generations did it spread to the “father of the nation” – the King. As such, reclaiming the family is essential to this goal. However, despite many good efforts to defend…
Addressing this subject is a task fraught with danger. For the doctrinal vacuum created in the past sixty years of “spirit of the Council” convulsions has left not a few Catholics stranded in a kind of no-man’s-land. Unanchored by the hallowed Tradition and traditions of the Church’s millennial treasures, they find themselves scrounging for scraps…
On Sunday night, millions of Americans turned on their televisions to participate in the quasi-religious celebration of the 58th Super Bowl. As all viewers had their eyes turned toward another Chiefs vs. 49ers game or Taylor Swift’s box-suite antics, the National Football League subjected everyone to the infamous, liberal “He Gets Us” advertisements. The “He…
St. Valentine did not believe in soft love. He preached and died for a sacrificial love that counts no cost. While so many will celebrate Valentine’s Day with chocolates, flowers, and desserts, there is something different being offered to us all this year. Since Valentine’s Day lands on the same day as Ash Wednesday this…
While passing the local Episcopal church on the way to work the other day, I noticed a new sign: “Ashes to Go! Wednesday, February 14, 2024, 7-9 AM.” I’m not sure what that means, but all my potential theories aren’t good. Catholics, after all, also have “ashes to go” in the sense that very few…
Here we go again. “We already know that the Pope is very much in favor of the female diaconate.” Oh really? The drive stirred up by the fallen angels continues to attack the heart of the Church, and effeminate men stand by while our sisters in Christ are attacked by this wicked spirit. What is…
It often seems Artificial Intelligence can do anything these days. But is this only because such disembodied electronic mega-minds have been unconsciously modelled by their programmers after the even more omnipotent and algorithmically impressive mind of God? One Christian thinker who thinks deus may indeed lurk somewhere deep within machina is George Franklin Gilder (b.1939)……
“I’m giving up snacks for Lent.” This resolution on the part of a co-worker, friend, or spouse might present itself as laudable. You’d cheer this person on and offer support. But what if it comes from your 8-year-old? The one who can’t seem to manage the few hours before lunch without a second breakfast large…
My reading of papal history has lately convinced me that the papacy permits the contradiction of one of the oldest axioms of philosophy: the parts are sometimes greater than the whole. That is especially true in our age when the greater share of the Fourth Estate has given up all pretense of objectivity. We are…
