Oscar Hammerstein II and Jerome Kern, “The Last Time I Saw Paris.” The past few months have been exciting ones in France, and indeed throughout Europe. This current chapter may be said to have begun ...

The United States of America changed dramatically over the past five years. By most counts, millions of people entered the country illegally under President Joe Biden’s administration, many of whom ...

During the summer of 2025, I had the idea that I wanted to visit the graves of all the priests who have served in the Diocese of Green Bay. I had visited a considerable number—but in comparison to the ...

If it is finally love that moves the sun and the stars, to sound the great trumpet blast struck seven centuries ago by Dante Alighieri, along with every planet here below, then we must see such love ...

When I began praying to St. Michael with my parishioners after every Mass, I didn’t realize that there was some issue with the translation. The prayer I had said for years asked the archangel to ...

Recently, I told my 4-year-old the story of the Miracle of the Sun that took place during the last apparition of the Blessed Virgin at Fatima on Oct. 13, 1917. Her reaction was completely unlike mine ...

This is a sermon delivered by Fr. John Perricone at a First Mass of Fr. Joseph Falciano, FSSP, on June 10, 2026, St. Josaphat Oratory, Bayside, Queens. Little over a week ago, Fr. Joseph laid upon the ...

This week we celebrate the Feast of St. Matthew Shepard. You may recall the story. Shepard was the victim of an anti-gay hate crime when he was tortured and grievously wounded, strung up on a fence in ...

The latest assassination attempt on President Trump is shocking only in that it is no longer shocking. Every American should be alarmed at what happened at the White House Correspondent’s Dinner this ...

In an era in which America is becoming an increasingly anti-Catholic place to live, Catholics desperately need to be supported by a strong Catholic community in order to live out their faith. For some ...

Fr. Mario Portella is right that the postliberalism of Carl Schmitt is incompatible with Catholic teaching, but not every postliberal project is Schmittian. Some can be defended within the Catholic ...

Some of us remember the Cold War with Russia, and all of us have, hopefully, spent some time learning about the Civil War. What we’re living through right now is a combination of the two. We are ...