Modernism

Anthony Stine of Return to Tradition provides commentary on Pope Leo's first major interview conducted by Crux Magazine ...

Will our Catholic bishops finally recognize the errors of their ways? The assassination of Charlie Kirk is not just a personal tragedy—it also marks the end of an era in ...

While Leo has drones form Francis’ face over a St. Peter’s rock concert, millions marched for Charlie Kirk. And in Germany, bishops called the Bible irrelevant and the priesthood open ...

Parishioners alleged ‘loss of psychological safety’ as result of pastor's orthodoxy. When the Rev. Daniel Ciucci stands before his Denver parish to deliver a homily, he looks out onto a ...

Anthony Stine of Return to Tradition discusses the statement on Modernism published by the Diocese of Lansing on the Feast of Saint Pope Piux X ...

The Vatican was quick to distribute the glossy photo: Leo XIV, pen in hand, inscribing his name across a Popplio Pokémon card. The pilgrim who requested it found the moment ...

Following the swift crackdown on the Traditional Latin Mass and the firing of three faithful theology professors, Archbishop Edward Weisenburger appointed a new ombudsman who was once indicated as a ...

Thirty years after his death, the words of a Marine-turned-priest still read like battlefield orders for Catholics under siege. Yesterday, August 10, marked thirty years since the death of Fr ...

This is not a gentlemanly dispute that can be resolved by gestures of charity and humility. The Church is divided between people who have long ceased to believe in anything ...

If you ever wonder how the Mystical Body of Christ could be reduced to a patchwork of NGOs, art galleries, and activist networks, look no further than this week’s Catholic ...

Religious submission of mind and will also applies to the hierarchy, and part of the submission must be the full acceptance of obedience to the moral and spiritual demands of ...

If Ernest Hemingway were to interview American mainline Protestantism in 2025, the conversation would go something like this: “How did you go spiritually bankrupt?” “Two ways. Gradually and then suddenly.” ...

Rescuing John Henry Newman from Misuse in the Church’s Moral Crisis In February 2023, the Anglican Archbishop of York, Stephen Cottrell, addressed the Church of England Synod with a bold ...

Christopher Dawson (1889-1970), Catholic convert and eminent historian of culture, despised the tripartite division of both secular and ecclesiastical history into early, medieval, and modern periods. For the Church’s history, ...

In Germany, there is currently a debate over whether a person who questions Article 1 of the Constitution — the fundamental right of every human being to their own life, ...

Let’s stop pretending. If you’re still waiting for Rome to reward docility with doctrinal clarity or liturgical protections, it’s time to wake up. The evidence is in. The path to ...

When I was ordained a priest in 1985, my first pastor was about to turn 50 years old; he was a member of the Ordination Class of 1962. He saw ...

From AI diplomacy to elderly sentimentality, Leo XIV’s Jubilee Church preaches compassion without conversion, accompaniment without repentance, and salvation without the Cross. As the Vatican rolls out its latest wave ...

Clownishness reached new depths several months ago in the Philippines. Not the Bozo kind, the Catholic kind. Cardinal Antonio Tagle took to the stage, donning a chorus line outfit, microphone ...

Almost half of U.S. adults still claim a “Catholic connection,” according to a recent OSV report. But among those, barely a quarter attend Mass weekly. Fewer believe in the Real ...

Bishop Michael Martin of Charlotte has made news with his order, if I may be permitted a metaphor, that the Vetus Ordo be celebrated only in a certain broom closet ...