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A City Set on a Hill Cannot Be Hidden
The Perpetual Visibility of the Catholic Church Under the Pope
 • Fr Thomas Crean
Mailbag of Reactions For and Against AI
The Difficult Art of Making Distinctions
 • Peter Kwasniewski
How AI Diminishes Our Humanity—and Our Honesty
In recent months, I have been burned three times by people of apparent intelligence and goodwill who have tried, essentially, to sell me work that was…
 • Peter Kwasniewski
Does St. Paul Teach Us About Mary as the “New Eve”?
An important but strangely overlooked teaching in 1 Corinthians 11
 • Fr Thomas Crean
Was Vatican II a Cause of Cultural Revolution More Than a Casualty?
Sixty years after its conclusion, the difficult questions avoided by officialdom still must be asked and answered
 • Peter Kwasniewski
Ashes to Amnesia: Why Catholics Must Bury Their Dead, Not Burn Them
Though the Church permits cremation under limited circumstances, permission is not endorsement.
 • John Mac Ghlionn
Abandoning the Church Has No Appeal for Traditionalists
Why making the pope the be-all and end-all of Catholicism is a sure road to catastrophe
 • Peter Kwasniewski
Angels: Fellow Worshipers in the Liturgy of Heaven
Devotion to the angels is so important to me that I am opening up today’s post to all readers, paid and free.
 • Peter Kwasniewski
The Nine Choirs of Politics
An Overview of Every Possible Relationship between Church and State
 • Fr Thomas Crean
Culture and Faith—Can They Flourish Apart from Each Other?
Early in his slide into heresy, Martin Luther commissioned the printing of a Latin Bible without the ‘Gloss’, a commentary that at the time was usually…
 • Joseph Shaw
The Pro-Life Case for Gun Rights as Civil Protection
The Minnesota tranny shooting is a wake-up call to oppose gun restrictions
 • John Mac Ghlionn
Postscript: Newman on the Laity’s Irreplaceable Role in Times of Crisis
Although I initially said my Newman series would have three parts, I remembered a major theme that deserves closer consideration.
 • Peter Kwasniewski
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