Christian” does point to a relationship between the old covenant and the new covenant, it fails to convey what that ...

Fr. Mario Portella is right that the postliberalism of Carl Schmitt is incompatible with Catholic teaching, but not every postliberal project is Schmittian. Some can be defended within the Catholic ...

Around 2020 I started writing satirical Catholic news. At first, it was just a personal writing exercise, a light project to sharpen my skills and maybe help cope with the craziness of that time. But ...

It is almost 30 years since my book Literary Converts was published by Harper Collins in the United Kingdom and subsequently by Ignatius Press in the United States. It was praised by A.N. Wilson as ...

The National Catholic Register carried a story September 3 about Anglican cathedrals in the United Kingdom increasingly renting out their spaces for pop concerts and discos. Many justify the practice ...

The story of “The Boy Who Cried Wolf” is usually told as a morality tale about lying: a warning that if we tell lies, no one will believe us when we are telling the truth. But the real lesson of the ...

Should Christianity have political influence in America is a question that will become increasingly discussed in the run-up to the 2026 midterm elections. The fact of the matter is that Christianity ...

“The high tide,” King Alfred cried. “The high tide and the turn!” This battle cry of Alfred the Great, as imagined by G.K. Chesterton in his epic poem The Ballad of the White Horse, came to mind when ...

News flash: Saints can be wrong sometimes. Now, don’t panic. There’s nothing impious in realizing this reality. After all, what makes saints exceptional is they continuously strove to overcome their ...

For a number of years, I had stopped following professional tennis regularly. And despite playing tennis and competing regularly, I was completely oblivious to the new faces within the professional ...