The announcement comes after months of speculation regarding the names and number of the future bishops of the SSPX. --- The announcement comes after months of speculation regarding the names and number of the future bishops of the [...]

Pope Leo XIV’s new encyclical on Artificial Intelligence makes a courageous case for human rights–specifically, the right to life. Magnifica Humanitas is a timely treatise on the responsible use of AI–a technology which promises to revolutionize modern commerce. Within its [...]

The feast of Pentecost calls Christians to renew their devotion to the Holy Spirit and to draw upon His gifts in daily life.         The post The forgotten God appeared first on The Catholic Thing. --- The feast of [...]

A soldier's sacred service to defend justice and freedom mirrors the priest's spiritual warfare to defend God's moral law. The post Thoughts About the Vocation of Soldiers appeared first on The Catholic Thing. --- The great French preacher Lacordaire once said the [...]

Pope Leo XIV marked Pentecost Sunday with a plea for peace, praying that the Holy Spirit would save the world “from the evil of war” and renew the Church in The post Leo XIV at Pentecost: The Spirit overcomes war [...]

The Catholic Church celebrates the Memorial of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of the Church each year on the Monday after Pentecost. This year, it falls on May 25.   The post Why Catholics celebrate Mary as ‘mother of the [...]

The Synod on Synodality documents sound more like a Kamala Harris-style psychobabble word salad, subverting Catholic doctrine and serving as a playbook for the Antichrist. --- The Synod on Synodality documents sound more like a Kamala Harris-style psychobabble word salad, subverting [...]

Before the Declaration of Independence was boldly signed in 1776, before pilgrims feasted at what became popularly regarded as the “First Thanksgiving” in 1621, there was St. Augustine, Florida.   The post National Eucharistic pilgrimage’s Florida kick-off roots U.S. history [...]