Amoris Laetitia and Thomas Aquinas, Part 2
By:Thomas Aquinas to the Rescue! In the first part of this article, we discussed the problem of Amoris Laetitia, how it's, from a comprehension stand-poi…
Great Men
That’s (Saint) Hilarius: Venerating Your “Birthday Saint”
By:Patrons Galore! The Catholic Church has patron saints for almost anything you can think of. There are also numerous reasons that one might venerate a …
The First Pontiff: Pope St. Damasus I
By:Introduction Damasus I was the thirty-seventh bishop of Rome. He reigned from A.D. 366 until 384, during a period of swift, monumental change for the …
Ambrosius of Milan, Damasus of Rome and Theodosius I
By:End of the Arians With his position within the city of Rome itself finally firmly secure, Damasus needed to further establish himself by extending his…
The 3 Elements to Being a Man as Defined by Jocko Willink
By:When Jocko Willink (recipient of Silver Star and Bronze Star, and commander of SEAL Team Three's Task Unit Bruiser during the Battle of Ramadi) was ask…
The 9 Worthy Men of Human History
By:The "Nine Worthies" (in French, Les Neuf Preux) are the nine most valiant men ever to live. Hector Alexander the Great Julius Caesar Josh…
Get After it and Listen to Jocko
By:I’ve been meaning to post a “Top Five Podcasts for Men” article for some time now. It struck me though, as I struggled to find time to pen this very ar…
A Tale of Two Popes: Sts. Cornelius and Damasus I
By:Pope Damasus I wrote a series of epigraphs for the tombs of martyrs and other Christians which allowed him to literally leave his mark on the Eternal C…
Do Christian Men Need to Become “More Feminine”?
By:I've noticed the invention of a new term: Churchianity. It's used to describe a "soft" form of Christianity in line with Pietism that supplants dogm…
Slain at the Altar: Pope St. Sixtus II and Companions
By:A small congregation is gathered to assist at the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. The priest offering the Mass is none other than the bishop of Rome, the P…