Why Does Sin Feel So Good?
If sins are wrong and God made us and the universe according to a certain intelligibility whereby his mind and intention is revealed to us through nature, why did he make some sins feel so good?
Should You Marry Someone With Different Beliefs?
Should you marry someone with different beliefs? If you do, what impact will that have on your relationship long-term, and how will you deal with those differences?
Traditional Catholic Grievance Fatigue & Protesting Corruption
There are more constructive ways to address the crisis than the cycle of blame we seem to be caught in.
Keeping Youth in the Church
All too often, the Church tries to reach out to youth with attempts to be relevant. But these attempts almost always come off as out of touch, desperate pandering.
Why Does Good Liturgy Matter?
Does the form of our Liturgy matter? Does it make an impact on the Church, Society, and souls?
Basing Identity on Our Desires
If we all have the desire to do the right thing, but aren’t necessarily always willing to, does that mean that our desires to do the right thing translate into high moral inventory?
Dissent in the Catholic Church?
It can be difficult distinguishing between constructive and destructive dissent in the Catholic Church in a time of scandal and outrage.
Notre Dame vs. Modern Architects
Notre Dame, and other buildings like it, are left over from an age that believed something fundamentally different about art and design.
Attending My First Latin Mass
Brian Holdsworth talks about his experience of attending his first Latin Mass.
