Magazine Articles
Val Kilmer: A Legacy of Art, Vulnerability, and Spiritual Longing
Originally published in VISTAS: Alta Vista-Canterbury Community Newspaper Vol. 44 No.5 May 2025. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fV0ApOOSGBc In the early hours of April 2, I learned of Val …
When the Dead Visit the Living: Kilmer, Dreams, and Divine Longing
Originally published in The Postil Magazine on May 1, 2025 The night I learned of Val Kilmer’s death, I had a dream. He appeared in …
On the Death of Pope Francis and the Dignity We Owe Every Human Life
Originally published in Crisis Magazine on April 30, 2025 What are the limits of decorum at the death of our shepherds who may have failed …
Subsidiarity Subverted: Mark Carney’s Politics of Power Outside the Moral Law
Both Carney and Trump have been cast as national saviors. But the Christian worldview reminds us that no political figure offers true salvation.
Mark Carney and the New Technocracy: A Moral and Political Reckoning
Both Carney and Trump have been cast as national saviors. But the Christian worldview reminds us that no political figure offers true salvation.
Breaking: Mark Carney Declares Himself Prime Minister of Canada
Mark Carney assumes Prime Ministership as Ottawa media cheers, while checking maps.
Trudeau Out, Carney In: The Fight for Canada’s Soul
A snap election has been called for April 28th. For Catholics, this is not just a political choice—it is a spiritual one. Will we acquiesce to a system that treats human life, truth, and freedom as disposable? Or will we reclaim the moral foundations that once made Canada a country of principle, not performance?
The hour is late, but not yet lost.
Sacrificing Truth at the Altar of Gender Ideology
To understand the shift in discourse on biological sex, we must examine how contemporary ideological movements, like the Frankfurt School, extended Marxist critiques into culture and identity politics, which has infected the natural sciences.
Why I Don’t Celebrate International Women’s Day—And Why You Shouldn’t Either
Countless people thoughtlessly celebrate March 8 as “International Women’s Day,” oblivious to its bloody origins.
On the Origins of Christmas
Originally published at Catholic Insight on December 24, 2024. Christmas is fundamentally a celebration of the Incarnation—that God became man in the person of Jesus …