Kateri

We are on the brink of the 2024 presidential election—which, perhaps more than ever, has us on the brink of preserving this wonderful nation or losing it. Is it true that some Catholics still don’t know for whom they are going to vote, or if they are going to vote? What more do they need … Read moreOn the Brink

In the immediate aftermath of his conversion, following a life not infrequently strewn with sin, Augustine finally decides in what world he wishes to live. But it could not have been an easy choice to make. Born into the late classical world of a pagan empire, a world where he spent his childhood and early … Read moreSt. Augustine’s Destiny

Two recurring motifs of the presidential campaign have given it a surreal atmosphere for me: the lying and the assumption that hardly anyone can doubt the social utility of killing babies in the womb. Recently, billionaire Bill Ackman was defending ex-President Trump to a hostile reporter on a news show. The “journalist” disingenuously praised Ackman … Read morePolitics and Truth: America Is at War With Babies