Life
Nicene Guy

The Culture War

In browsing through the latest headlines—and skimming the articles underneath them—I get the impression that the culture wars are anything but cooling down. Despite reports

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Politics
Emma King

America: Individually Set Apart for Holiness

Rather than view the American emphasis on individuals as a prideful perspective that promotes hubris, I believe the American emphasis on the individual is not only compatible with our faith, but is incredibly Catholic….Why? Because, when we stop and look at it, we must agree that God is all about the individual.

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Politics
Fr. Joseph Gill

God Who Embraces All Nations

When I was a teen, I used to go on week-long retreats with my family to an amazing place that has a seriously embarrassing name:

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Politics
Emma King

Do Not Fear Gay Marriage

Gay “marriage” will threaten, snarl, huff and puff, but we should not fear. For, upon this rock Christ built His Church. It will not fall simply because evil huffs and puffs a little louder.

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Politics
Ryan Kraeger

Conspiracy vs. Conversion

I understand why people want to believe the Q-Anon thing: It is easier and more comforting to believe that the evil is out there, organized,

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Politics
Fr. Christopher Pietraszko

Conspiracy Theories

A lot of people have been posting about how to deal with others who believe in conspiracy theories… it’s been on my mind, because some

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Politics
Nick Chui

Jacobinism vs. Radical Love

Word of the day: Jacobinism In the Tintin book The Shooting Star, Tintin was locked in a desperate race with the crew of the Peary

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Politics
Christina M. Sorrentino

Please, Leave Our Mass Alone

Mass for me is not a once-a-week event. We are invited to come to the Table of the Lord each day to receive the Eucharist,

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Politics
Kat Larson

The Calm After the Storm

Everyone references the old saying “the calm before the storm” in many of life’s most trying situations, but no one talks much about the calm

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Politics
Kat Larson

The Opposition

There has been so much hate, anger, and lies surrounding this election. People are claiming this election will be the most important one they have

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Politics
Fr. Gerald Musa

Religion and Civic Duty

Some Nigerians came to ask: “Is it right to join the ongoing street protests against police brutality?” I responded: “Stand up for justice, stand against

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Politics
Fr. Joseph Gill

Render Unto Caesar

Yesterday’s Gospel invites us to consider the interplay between Caesar and God, between religion and our nation. As Catholics, we have a duty to be

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