One-Stop Shop for Apologetics: A Review of Why We’re Catholic
By:Pity the poor Catholic apologist. Day after day, he must answer the same objections over and over again. In debates or forums, an angry atheist or …
Philosophy
Discerning the Devil in the Details
By:Now that we are passed the halfway point in Lent, it wouldn't hurt to take a moment and examine the progress we've hopefully made thus far by looking b…
Bloody Boring: A Review of Blood Meridian
By:Following the lead of America’s favorite English professor Harold Bloom, literary critics have canonized Cormac McCarthy’s novel Blood Meridian as the …
Matt Lauer, Russia and Our Lady
By:You might be asking yourself how these three go together. To be honest I was picking on Matt Lauer. You could easily insert Al Franken, Harvey Weinst…
The Cult of Victimhood and The Catholic Reponse
By:Despite living in a time of plenty, many in the West are eager to identify themselves as victims. The poor claim to be victims of capitalism; women cla…
The Papist’s Guide to America: An Author Interview with Daniel Schwindt
By:For those seeking a coherent lens through which to decipher the West’s rapid decline, I can’t recommend The Papist’s Guide to America enough. Penned by…
Baptized Stoicism within Christianity
By:Men in the West are leaving the pews in record numbers. On Sunday morning, observe that the majority of the congregation is female. Attend daily Mass a…
Have you lost your Manly Thumos? How to restore your Spiritedness
By:Homer's Greek epic the Iliad is a catechism on the merits and dangers of θυμός (thumos). Thumos is the breath of the warrior. It is the emboldened spir…
The Sin of Avoiding Controversy
By:The Idea That Controversy Causes Violence For most people, it is no secret that the majority of universities have sought to eliminate diversity of t…
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…