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‘Project Hail Mary’ Asks What Late-Modern Man Is Willing to Die For

Dr. Kody W. Cooper

March 27, 2026

“Project Hail Mary” is an imaginative, original plot with likable characters that is meaningful without being preachy or advancing an agenda.

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Dare We Hope that Walter White Be Saved?

Fr. Damian Ference

March 27, 2026

Theological speculation can be valuable for Christians because it helps to think deeply about faith and human action and the justice and mercy of God. 

The History and Controversies of the SSPX

Dr. Richard DeClue

March 26, 2026

Basically, the SSPX and the Vatican’s relationship appears to be going back to square one.

Madeline Shepley on the Wonders of Faith and Science

Thomas Salerno

March 25, 2026

“In a world where humans often objectify, disparage, and treat others as inferior, I think universal human dignity is a powerful countercultural message.”

The Parallel Kingships of Aragorn and Christ

Fr. Mike Johns

March 24, 2026

In the case of Aragorn, two passages in particular stand out as reflective of Christ: Aragorn’s coronation and “The Houses of Healing.”

Christopher Kaczor and Pope Leo

Meeting Pope Leo

Dr. Christopher Kaczor

March 23, 2026

Pope Leo made time to greet each and every one of us in the Clementine Hall that day. 

Catholics Fight ‘Together Against Loneliness’ on World Down Syndrome Day

Mark Bradford

March 21, 2026

A simple application of Catholic social teaching is that no one—including persons with Down syndrome—should ever experience loneliness and isolation.

Jessie Buckley accepting Oscar

A Celebration of Motherhood and a Separation from Influencer Culture

Nell O’Leary

March 20, 2026

Catholic women online are slowly moving away from the death grip that celebrity and influencer culture has held over and on them and are simply living their lives—and I’m here…

Materialism Is the Opiate of the Masses

Dr. Richard Clements

March 20, 2026

One can argue that materialism, rather than religion, is the true “opiate of the masses” as it prevents people from seeing the world as it really is.

Theodore Roosevelt speaking to a crowd

‘The Man in the Arena’ Is a Catholic Way of Life

Joseph Spades

March 19, 2026

Our passion for our faith and the effort we exert in our everyday lives is crucial to finding our way in Christ and following him into any arena we face.

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Treating Parenthood Like a Lifestyle Choice Leads to Anti-Motherhood Rhetoric
Haley Stewart

Instead of reviling women who regret becoming mothers, how can we help mothers in their invaluable vocation? How can we cultivate a society that values care not only for children but for the women raising them? How can we shift to a perspective that sees motherhood as a normal but tender human stage of life that requires intentional support?

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No Escaping the Cross: A Film Review of ‘Calvary’
Caroline Kurt

Suffering is inescapable, but the good priest chooses the “better part” of suffering for his God rather than in defiance of him. Fr. Lavelle’s life gives the viewer something of a road map to sanctity in the midst of cynicism, indifference, and blazing hatred.

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‘The Man in the Arena’ Is a Catholic Way of Life
ARTICLE XV — By Joseph Spades

Following Christ’s example as “the man in the arena” makes sense, but it is rarely easy. Our passion for our faith and the effort we exert in our everyday lives is crucial to finding our way in Christ and following him into any arena we face.

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