Commentary

True Charity Is Sacrificial and Personal

Charity in the sense that the Sermon on the Mount demands costs on a personal level, requires sacrifice, and often beckons us to reach out in love even to those we do not like. It beckons us as well to love our enemies, since they, too, have…

The sex talk: Explaining it all to kids

Having “the talk” is typically not something parents look forward to doing with their kids. We know it’s going to be awkward, but we know it has to happen. Choosing the right moment takes a good deal of discernment. You don’t want to speak up…

‘Child-Free’ zones are killing Europe

It’s no secret that the West is increasingly hostile to children. Long think-pieces are written about the ethics of taking babies on planes. A rambunctious toddler is likely to earn disapproving glares in even the most casual cafés and…

What we owe to St. Jerome

John M. Grondelski, National Catholic Register Thursday, October 2, 2025 In 382, Jerome went to Rome as secretary to Pope Damasus I. Damasus encouraged Jerome’s work, but Jerome’s ascetic bent and sharp personality set him at odds with the Roman…

Charlie Kirk’s killer was porn addicted

The depth of Tyler Robinson’s involvement in the highly sexualized subculture of people dressed in animal costumes is not clear, but two things appear to be true. First, Robinson watched porn, and if he was accessing “furry” content, likely a…

Bible goes on trial in Finland

Jonathon Van Maren, European Conservative Wednesday, October 1, 2025 After six years, a ‘Bible Trial’ in Finland is entering the final stage, and the religious liberty of Christians in Finland, and perhaps all of Europe, is riding on the final…