Americans must acknowledge Christ as their king
If Christ is no longer king, then the only measure of good and evil is power. As the old expression puts it: might makes right.
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Fr. Michael P. Orsi
Christian leaders must challenge the mythical ‘wall of separation between church and state’
When the so-called ‘wall of separation’ prevents faith and morality from influencing the public square, civilization crumbles, as seen in the social destruction all around us.
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Our age is determined to excuse moral deviancy. But Jesus calls us to repent
It’s common for those defending deviant behavior to cite Jesus’ welcoming nature. The part of the Gospel which these sympathetic folks tend to ignore, however, is that such interactions were how Christ invited people to mend their ways, to change their lives, to be better.
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Obsession with the environment can open hearts to demonic influence
Focus on the Creator. What He’s created calls for human concern, not worship.
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Jim Caviezel will appear at my Sound of Freedom-inspired, anti-trafficking event in Florida
The star of 'The Sound of Freedom' movie, and Tim Ballard, the rescuer on whose experiences the movie is based, will be here in Naples to provide insight into child sex trafficking.
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Society is crumbling because churches have abandoned the Great Commission
We have witnessed the emergence of 'woke' churches, where everybody is 'nice,' and no one’s faith walk is burdened by stern moral demands.
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‘Pride’ marchers chanting ‘we’re coming for your children’ shows what the LGBT agenda is about
The pedophilic words chanted by a corps of New York drag queens were as vivid a wake-up call as can be imagined.
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John Durham’s indifference to public ridicule demonstrates true Christian virtue
I would have admired such a candid and confident public testimony from any person of faith. But I was especially gratified that John Durham is a Roman Catholic.
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Sister Wilhelmina is a sign of hope in a time when Christianity is being disgracefully mocked
The discovery of Sr. Wilhelmina Lancaster's seemingly incorrupt body, at a time when the blasphemy of the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence epitomises Satan’s disdain for humanity and the sacred, shows us that God is still with His people.
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Our bodies are gifts from God, and we must respect them
The prospect of living again after our earthly demise – as Christ did in his body, which the apostles were able to see and touch – is why the Church insists that the deceased body must be treated with dignity.
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