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Apr 30, 2026
As more Gen Z men explore religion and alternative career paths, while their peers increasingly embrace socialism and communism, the feast of St. Joseph the Worker — May 1st...
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Apr 24, 2026
Education is not simply the transfer of knowledge but the formation of a human soul and its direction toward truth. In today’s educational landscape, however, truth is often...
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Apr 21, 2026
Despite the public feud between them, reconciliation is possible. Both heads of state should meet and mend fences—quickly.
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Apr 3, 2026
I was cleaning up the yard on a recent Saturday afternoon. For too long, sticks — snapped during months of rough New England wintry weather — littered the backyard. But...
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Mar 9, 2026
The United States may not be in the midst of a spiritual revival, as President Donald Trump touted during the State of the Union Address, Feb. 24. The data is mixed, with religion...
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Feb 16, 2026
The Temptation of Christ in the Wilderness (1898) by Briton Rivière, a British-born artist, prominently hangs above my home office desk. I bought the print after encountering...
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Feb 4, 2026
Ronald Reagan is remembered for many great speeches — from A Time for Choosing to his address at the Berlin Wall. In those moments, he spoke to the defining crisis of...
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Jan 22, 2026
No U.S. President has written an extensive theological treatise on — or against — the Eucharist; but John Quincy Adams came the closest.
In April 1812, the future...
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Jan 20, 2026
By burning the baskets, his efforts were not rendered meaningless. Quite the contrary. He was drawn closer to God by “gaining a victory over [acedia] and driving it...
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Jan 18, 2026
As the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) challenges the nature of art itself, a 3rd-4th century desert monk demonstrates the creative process’ efficaciousness to our souls...
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Jan 7, 2026
The United States may not have been founded strictly as a Christian nation, but Christian values are intrinsically linked to American democracy.
Apr 30, 2026As more Gen Z men explore religion and alternative career paths, while their peers increasingly embrace socialism and communism, the feast of St. Joseph the Worker — May 1st...
Apr 3, 2026I was cleaning up the yard on a recent Saturday afternoon. For too long, sticks — snapped during months of rough New England wintry weather — littered the backyard. But...
Mar 9, 2026The United States may not be in the midst of a spiritual revival, as President Donald Trump touted during the State of the Union Address, Feb. 24. The data is mixed, with religion...
Feb 16, 2026The Temptation of Christ in the Wilderness (1898) by Briton Rivière, a British-born artist, prominently hangs above my home office desk. I bought the print after encountering...
Feb 4, 2026Ronald Reagan is remembered for many great speeches — from A Time for Choosing to his address at the Berlin Wall. In those moments, he spoke to the defining crisis of...
Jan 22, 2026No U.S. President has written an extensive theological treatise on — or against — the Eucharist; but John Quincy Adams came the closest. In April 1812, the future...
Jan 18, 2026As the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) challenges the nature of art itself, a 3rd-4th century desert monk demonstrates the creative process’ efficaciousness to our souls...