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Prisoner of Love

AN INTERVIEW WITH A PARDONED PRO-LIFER

Bernadette Patel

Other inmates were shocked that pro-life rescuers got two to five years in prison for doing a sit-in, handing out brochures, livestreaming a sit-in, or planning a sit-in.

On Love & Friendship

AN INTERVIEW WITH ANTHONY RIZZI

Christopher Beiting

Love is seeing, via the senses through the intellect, the good and the true in and of another. Friends are those who love each other and seek mutual growth in the truth.

How Cowardice, the Herd Mind & Twitter Mobs Threaten Academia

A CONVERSATION ABOUT THE CLANNISH INQUISITION

Jason M. Morgan & J. Mark Ramseyer

A university education should be about learning to think. It will be disquieting, perhaps troubling. It might even be infuriating. And that’s as it should be.

What Is the Purpose of Poetry?

A CONVERSATION WITH CAITLIN SMITH GILSON

Cicero Bruce

Poetry was once understood to be an anthropological episteme, a way of knowing, if only through a glass darkly.

Terms of Service: A Discussion of Social-Media Subterfuge & Death-Dealing Democracy

CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTION TO CORRUPTION

Pieter Vree & Jason M. Morgan

Our morally bankrupt political leaders lie for a living and call it the “fact-checked” truth.

The Effect of Divine Grace on the Human Intellect

AN INTERVIEW WITH ANTHONY RIZZI

Christopher Beiting

Man should learn through his natural powers and seek grace to strengthen his fallen intellect. Sanctity is about growing in truth and living in that truth.

Interview with an American Exorcist

AN ANCIENT MINISTRY REVIVED FOR OUR TIMES

Christopher Beiting

Monsignor Rossetti has been an exorcist for the D.C. archdiocese for 12 years and has led hundreds of exorcism and deliverance sessions.

Is Human Life “Sacred”? A Taidan with Kevin Doak

CULTURAL COUNTERPOINT

Jason M. Morgan

Our bodies and our lives are tools at the service of the Kingdom, to be sacrificed if necessary, in imitation of Christ, for a higher good.

Diagnosing the Spectrum of Diabolic Attacks

AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH RICHARD GALLAGHER, M.D.

Michael S. Rose

Cases of demonic oppression and possession serve as cautionary tales to anyone who takes the Catholic faith seriously.

Quackery Reducks: A Discussion of Spiritual Consumerism in Post-Christian America

FRIENDLY GHOSTS, KARMIC REVENGE FANTASIES & COSMIC HAMSTER WHEELS

Pieter Vree & Jason M. Morgan

People today are perhaps more gullible than at any time in history and likely to believe just about anything.

Lost in the Cosmos: A Discussion of Death, Deep Space & Man’s Ultimate Destiny

MAN, MONKEYS & MOVIEGOERS

Pieter Vree & Jason M. Morgan

A kernel of nihilism undoes whatever meaning modern men try to inject into their own lives.

An Exclusive Interview with Karl A. Schultz on the Canonization of Pope Paul VI

THE CHURCH’S SUFFERING SERVANT

Karl A. Schultz

Paul VI was arguably the most influential — and assailed — Catholic of the 20th century. His impact on the Church was unparalleled, due to the time of his reign.

A Demon-Haunted Europe: Democracy's Totalitarian Impulse

AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH RYSZARD LEGUTKO

Timothy D. Lusch

Ryszard Legutko traces the twin developments of liberalism and democracy and shows how, at their precise intersection, the totalitarian impulse rises.

Pope John XXIII through the Testimony of Silvio Cardinal Oddi

THE "JOHANNINE TURN" WAS CARRIED OUT BY OTHERS

Beniamino Di Martino (Translated by N. Michael Brennen)

In light of the canonization of Pope Roncalli, the contrarian opinions expressed by Cardinal Oddi about the personality and tendencies of John XXIII are of interest.

Father Corapi Speaks

The apostolic preacher discusses his return to the faith from the grips of the Devil, the challenges facing the Church today, and more.

An Interview With a Carmelite

A Carmelite monastery in Wyoming is an exciting new element in the Church in America, and has proven to be fecund ground for vocations to the consecrated life.

Bishop Sergio Mendez-Arceo on Church & Society in Nicaragua

Guest Column

Rev. Joseph E. Mulligan, S.J.

The Odyssey of an American Priest in Guatemala

INTERVIEW WITH FR. RON BURKE

Richard Bermack

My name was placed on a hit list; I was accused of being a communist. At the same time we were leafleted by guerrillas, who were attacking our stand on nonviolence.