Catholic Church

By Robert Morrison, Remnant Columnist, The Remnant - Our Lord Jesus Christ established the Holy Catholic Church to safeguard and propagate the truths and graces He wants all men to accept so that they may honor God and save their souls. As a general matter, it is this fact, rather than our particular liking of Catholic teachings and practices, that leads most faithful Catholics to belong to the Catholic Church. As such, the most important thing we need from the Church’s hierarchy is the faithful transmission of those truths and sacraments that Jesus entrusted to His disciples.

By Robert Corzine, St. Paul Center - Fr. Gerald Murray sits down with Mr. Rob Corzine to discuss the upcoming synod, its recent changes, and what sparked the Eucharistic revival in the United States.

By Randall Smith, The Catholic Thing - We recently celebrated the 700th anniversary of Thomas Aquinas’s canonization, which took place on 14 July 1323 in the “Palace of the Popes” in Avignon. This was during what has sometimes been called “The Babylonian Captivity of the Papacy,” when seven successive popes resided in Avignon, France, rather than in Rome. Later, sadly, there would be a schism, leading to a period where there were multiple claimants to the papal office.

By Auguste Meyrat, Crisis Magazine - Even with a third indictment looming, Donald Trump continues to solidify his dominance over all the other candidates in the Republican presidential primary. In national polls, he averages over fifty percent (which will probably rise when the next indictment actually happens) while his ten competitors all compete for the leftovers—and perhaps a cabinet position in a second Trump administration.