In the newest book-length interview with Cardinal Robert Sarah, the beloved African prelate once again warns the West about ...

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 ...

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 ...

It was in early 1943, while the war in Europe continued to rage, that a young woman named Simone Weil, who would not live to see its end, set down a series of reflections on the spiritual renewal that ...

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 ...

What then do we see around us? In large sectors of both clergy and laity (but it is the clergy who set the example), hardly is the word “world” pronounced when a gleam of ecstasy lights up the face of ...

Around 2020 I started writing satirical Catholic news. At first, it was just a personal writing exercise, a light project to sharpen my skills and maybe help cope with the craziness of that time. But ...

While the debate is settled whether curiosity killed the cat, it should be added that it can kill the Catholic, as well. Therefore, Catholics like Candace Owens should be cautious about what the ...

For a year and a half, I couldn’t listen to the radio. Every song was haunted by a memory. I’d hear the first few notes of a song like “Hit Me With Your Best Shot” by Pat Benatar and I’d be catapulted ...

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 ...

The late Vincent Canby, chief arbiter of taste on matters of theater and cinema, who, from his lofty perch at The New York Times would regularly lay down the law and the prophets, must have cranked ...