Christian” does point to a relationship between the old covenant and the new covenant, it fails to convey what that ...

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 ...

It is almost 30 years since my book Literary Converts was published by Harper Collins in the United Kingdom and subsequently by Ignatius Press in the United States. It was praised by A.N. Wilson as ...

In an era in which America is becoming an increasingly anti-Catholic place to live, Catholics desperately need to be supported by a strong Catholic community in order to live out their faith. For some ...

“It profits a man nothing to gain the whole world if he should lose his soul…but for Wales?” (A Man for All Seasons, by Robert Bolt) Founded in 1636 for the purpose of raising up young men for ...

I spoke the other day with my daughter Shannon, who is a month into her freshman year of college. I expected her to tell me about her first taste of big-time Deep South college football—all about Ole ...

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 ...

Four Society of St. Pius X priests were consecrated as bishops without papal mandate yesterday, and this morning it was announced that they (along with the two SSPX bishops who consecrated them) are ...

The question of whether there is a crisis in the Catholic Church hinges on a slew of facts and their interpretations. The argument that the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith, the oldest ...

Recently Thomas Mirus, Editor-in-Chief of Catholic Culture, invited me (along with many other people in Catholic media) to sign a public pledge he wrote against AI content. After some consideration, I ...

I have always found Jesus’ words about hunger and poverty difficult to understand. I remember reading the Beatitudes as a child and coming across “blessed are they who hunger” and thinking it unfair.