Regular Contributions
NOT BY ARGUMENT, BUT BY CORRUPTION
Catholic sources from St. Maximilian Kolbe onward described a method that would defeat the Church not by argument but by corrupting morals. This essay sets out the maxim, the three keys that follow from it, and why appointments, awards, liturgy, and refilled words now look like the end-state they predicted.
Do You Pray? Don’t Let Anybody Take Your Picture
“We came in good faith… not to pose for a political photo.” Then why apologize? If it was prayer, the camera changed nothing. Cindy Paslawski on bishops, the Oval Office, and the boundaries Jesus kept stepping over.
A Quandary
When both candidates in a critical Senate race proclaim choice as their god, serious voters face a stark moral question. A reflection on integrity, conscience, and the life issue ahead of November 3.
Cupich Failed to Remember the True Bernardin: The Forgotten Achievements
Cardinal Cupich and Vatican News remembered Bernardin’s “gentle spirit.” They forgot the parliamentary fix that delivered Communion in the hand, the stay-behind conference staff, the seamless garment, the IAF million, and the rest of the architecture AmChurch still lives in.
Let the Popes Finish Their Sentences
The Church granted socialism’s legitimate aims a century ago — and still said the thing itself cannot be baptized. A list, and a request: let the popes finish their sentences.
The Sacred Heart: The Antidote to a World That Has Forgotten How to Love
In a world that has confused love with feeling, consent, and self-expression, the Sacred Heart of Jesus is the emergency antidote we desperately need. Drawing from Fr. John A. Hardon, S.J., this essay reveals what love actually is — and what we owe in return.
From May to June, from Heart to Heart
May ends with Mary. But Mary’s Immaculate Heart points to Jesus’ Sacred Heart. Fr. Hardon on Fatima, reparation, and the weapons she gave us.
The One Catholic Truth Magnifica Humanitas Never Said
Magnifica Humanitas put a robot right next to man and called it dignity. It never once said the only line that actually matters: Man has an immortal soul. AI does not. That’s not clarity. That’s surrender.
MEGA: Make Encyclicals Great Again
How the Church’s Magisterial Document on How Language Corrodes Thought Became a Case Study in Language Corroding Thought I. The Cornell Study Cornell researchers built something they called the “Corporate Bull[••••]Receptivity Scale.” Four studies. Over a thousand office drones. The finding was brutal and hilarious: the more someone claims to find corporate jargon “insightful,” the…
“Big Lou” and the Toasted Ravioli Cartel: How St. Louis Food Interests Hijacked the Fulton Sheen Beatification
While Bishop Tylka cites “logistics,” the real story is darker: Venerable Fulton Sheen’s beatification was hijacked by St. Louis’ food cartel. Enter Big Lou of the Toasted Ravioli Consortium, who sealed the deal with one plate of golden ravioli and a Ted Drewes concrete. Peoria never stood a chance.
