Guns, Government, and the Right to Life — By: Crisis Magazine

When speaking about freedom or liberty as Catholics, we must always keep in mind that we have a different understanding than the liberal version, which undergirds post-Christendom nation-states such as the United States and many other nations that have reformed their governance since the revolutionary eras. For a Catholic, freedom exists in the psychological sphere…

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The Rise and Rise of the Traditional Latin Mass Pilgrimage — By: OnePeterFive

Above: the Chartres Pilgrimage. Photo Credit. Editor’s note: follow OnePeterFive Twitter or Instagram to spiritually participate with our Eucharistic Crusade on the Three Hearts Pilgrimage in the United States this week. Resurrected pilgrimages to some of the oldest Catholic nations’ most significant spiritual sites are continuing to surge in popularity among devotees of the Traditional……

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Medicine’s Transcendental Meaning, and How to Eat an Elephant — By: Crisis Magazine

The first week of September found me at the Catholic Medical Association’s annual conference in Kansas City. The gathering of faithful Catholic health-care professionals featured several prominent speakers who delved into substantive topics rarely entertained by our mainstream medical authorities. For me and other Catholics in medicine, engaging conversations about living one’s faith through… Source…

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Exposing the Left’s Heretical Messiah — By: Crisis Magazine

Democrats are in dire straits—a circus without a ringmaster, juggling chainsaws blindfolded. Their party has no clear leader, no consistent message, and no vision that unites both its restless base and its fractured coalition. Could James Talarico, a young Texas lawmaker with a preacher’s cadence and a teacher’s patience, be the answer to their prayers—or…

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