Declan Leary
Nearly half a century ago, L. Brent Bozell, Jr., and the editors of
Triumph did some math. The editors in “The Catholic Vote” (1974) and
Bozell in “Toward a Catholic Realpolitik” (1975) observed that
Catholics, if unified, would be the most powerful voting bloc in the
country and, in fact, the entire world. It’s a fairly […]
Casey Chalk
Jamie Forsythe always felt called to be a priest, according to a CBS
News 5 February report. That calling persisted even after pleading
guilty in 1989 to attempting to sexually abuse a 15-year-old Kansas boy,
serving a prison sentence, and being laicized by the Catholic
Archdiocese of Kansas City. Forsythe was released from prison after […]
Sean Fitzpatrick
On Ash Wednesday, the White House released a statement from President
Trump. “For Catholics and many other Christians,” it reads, “Ash
Wednesday marks the beginning of the Lenten season that concludes with
the joyful celebration of Easter Sunday. Today, millions of Christians
will be marked on their foreheads with the sign of the cross. The […]
Chilton Williamson, Jr.
In an age in which the natural environment is not geography, flora, and
fauna but human vulgarity in its limitless forms, it is easy to overlook
even its most extreme manifestations. A notable exception is when these
occur in the celebration of Holy Mass, where they are as obtrusive as
clowns at a funeral. My […]
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