Our friend, Dr. Maike Hickson, has penned an exclusive for LifeSite, on Mel Gibson’s series on the heroism of the Knights of Malta during the epic “Great Siege” of 1565, during which 700 knights held off an attack force of … Continue reading
Our friend, Dr. Maike Hickson, has penned an exclusive for LifeSite, on Mel Gibson’s series on the heroism of the Knights of Malta during the epic “Great Siege” of 1565, during which 700 knights held off an attack force of … Continue reading
This is an interesting bit of New Orleans Catholic lore. An historic plaque was placed on the grounds of the old Holy Cross campus at 4950 Dauphine Street in the Crescent City, an area known as the “lower ninth ward.” … Continue reading
This is not a common occurrence. The pro-homosexual Dominican and soon to be Cardinal, Father Timothy Radcliffe, has openly engaged with Phil Lawler concerning Lawler’s excellent column, Father Radcliffe blames the Russians — not the Bible. Father Radcliffe appears less … Continue reading
From EWTN’s YouTube channel: Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa has been living in the Holy Land for over 35 years and so has seen his share of conflict and violence. But in this exclusive interview with EWTN’s Colm Flynn, he says that … Continue reading
An old friend sent me this article from the Wall Street Journal this morning: Sorry, Harvard. Everyone Wants to Go to College in the South Now. Naturally, being a Southerner myself (transplanted to New Hampshire), I am very interested in … Continue reading
The Sensus Fidelium YouTube channel has posted the excellent talk of Sister Marie Gabrielle from our annual conference. It is embedded below. Please go here to purchase the other talks from the conference. Sister’s talk was entitled, “A Thousand Times … Continue reading
Professor Hadley Arkes is a Jew who happily converted to the Catholic faith, a public intellectual, and the founder and director of the James Wilson Institute on Natural Rights and the American Founding. He is no stranger to this site, … Continue reading
Writing for Voice of the Family, Dr. Alan Fimister has reviewed a new book by David Hunt, Something for Nothing?: An Explanation and Defence of the Scholastic Position on Usury. (Dr. Peter Kwasniewski had previously reviewed it on X.) Here … Continue reading
(Kate Quiñones/CNA) — After Michigan’s Catholic bishops condemned a video of Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, saying she was “mocking” the Eucharist, Whitmer has apologized for how the video “had been construed.” The viral video shows Whitmer feeding Liz Plank, a … Continue reading
(LifeSiteNews) — GOP U.S. Sen. JD Vance of Ohio surprised political observers this weekend after insinuating that if Donald Trump wins this year’s presidential race federal funding for abortion will be brought to an end. “On the question of defunding … Continue reading
The True, the Good, and the Beautiful. I often tell my religion class that these three transcendentals are a trinity of avenues into the one, true Church. Some converts make their way into the Church having been drawn thither by … Continue reading
In an informative piece at CNA, Nicolás de Cárdenas writes of upcoming canonizations of martyrs from the Spanish Civil War and the religious persecution that preceded it. In the piece — Another 4,000 20th-century martyrs in Spain will be beatified … Continue reading
When Donald Trump and other prominent Republicans following him articulated an essentially states-rights’ position on the matter of abortion, many Catholics defended him on the basis of the principle of subsidiarity, which is an important concept in law. Others defended … Continue reading
Three days ago, the U.K. newspaper, The Telegraph, published a story on the dating of the Shroud of Turin using Wide-Angle X-ray Scattering (WAXS) technology. This dating technique produced an age of approximately 2,000 years, fitting the relic into the … Continue reading
When I was teenager, I witnessed some of the tragicomedy of Donald Trump’s divorce from his “first wife,” Ivana, on television. It was a sickening affair, and the media just loved it; but so did the public. It is to … Continue reading
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