Catholics at the Back of the Line

by Salvatore J. Cordileone

San Francisco continues to place unrealistic and suffocating restrictions on our natural and constitutional right to worship.  Continue Reading »

21 Sep 2020 0

God Never Loses

by Charles J. Chaput

We serve our nation best when we serve God first. Continue Reading »

21 Sep 2020 0

China’s Catholics and the Church’s Moral Witness

by Michael R. Pompeo

If the Chinese Communist Party manages to bring the Catholic Church and other religious communities to heel, regimes that disdain human rights will be emboldened. Continue Reading »

18 Sep 2020 0

Black Lives Matter and the Christian

by Louis Brown

Our country requires a new birth of civil rights rooted in natural law.
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18 Sep 2020 0

We Heard a Fly Buzz

by John Wilson

The fly is a wonderfully improbable prompt for Bob Hudson's reflections in The Poet and the Fly.  Continue Reading »

18 Sep 2020 0

Spiritual Social Distancing

by Erica Brown

Our working definition of holiness must include a new understanding of holy space, at least for the time being. Continue Reading »

17 Sep 2020 0

Wanted: Pastors with Courage

by Gerald McDermott

The new religion of anti-racism encourages people to practice what Jesus condemned: “Do not judge, lest you too be judged” (Matt. 7:1). Continue Reading »

17 Sep 2020 0

Joe Biden Is No Moderate

by Kenneth Craycraft

Biden’s policies on almost every domestic social issue are as extreme as any proposed by a major party presidential candidate in recent memory.  Continue Reading »

16 Sep 2020 0

A Man for Strengthening Others

by George Weigel

Father Paul V. Mankowski, SJ, will be remembered as a man who, remaining faithful to his Jesuit and sacerdotal vocations, became a tower of strength for others. Continue Reading »

16 Sep 2020 0

The Revolution Comes for Oliver Stone

by Mark Judge

Oliver Stone is one of America’s best directors, but Hollywood has gone too far even for him. Continue Reading »

15 Sep 2020 0