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For centuries, the Catholic Church has relied on theological words and terms to teach the basics of the Faith. Sadly, in many quarters, from pulpits to classr...

Lent is a good time to visit the Sacrament of Penance. Well, is there ever a bad time? No. But as I prepare for Good Friday and Easter, I try a bit harder to ma...

From the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Bowing to increased pressure from Catholics and victims of clergy and sexual abuse, the Archdiocese of Milwaukee annou...

Besides religion and morality, if there's a cultural "Gibraltar" in our gender-fluid era that's standing in the way of progressivism's march to victory, it's tr...

It's been a while since I posted updates on the restoration work at Saint Stanislaus. From the beginning of the restoration initiative, I've tried to document a...

What can the lessons learned from the crisis the Church experienced during the Protestant revolt of the 1500s teach us today? Confusion and scandal, coupled wit...

For Americans, November 22 is Thanksgiving. For Catholics, November 22 is also the feast of Saint Cecilia. Over 1,500 years ago, in Rome's Trastevere district, ...

At the northern tip of Via Giulia in Rome, you'll find the church of San Giovanni dei Fiorentini. The large dome that crowns this church is one of many that acc...

Pope Benedict XVI often lamented the dominance of relativism. Unfortunately, relativism has a strong hold on the 21st century popular mind. As a philosophy, how...

On Friday, a stronger than expected majority of voters in Ireland chose to repeal the nation's eighth amendment that protected the lives of the unborn. In a sur...