Why Do Good Things Happen to Bad People?
Originally published on Crisis Magazine on July 30, 2026. When those we view as evil seem happy in our eyes, we usually mean they are wealthy and so without want, while failing to consider their well-…
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Why Disclosure Day Edifies One’s Christian Faith
Originally published in Crisis Magazine on June 17, 2026.Disclosure Day, if anything, raises a question that Christianity can answer with remarkable depth and flexibility, demonstrating our Faith’s …
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Call 1 800 Not Home Alone: UFOs: from fringe to mainstream
Originally published in The Catholic Register on June 15, 2026.A Catholic reflection on extraterrestrial life, disclosure, and why the possibility of aliens need not undermine Christian faith. …
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We Have Never Been Alone
Originally published in Crisis Magazine on June 4, 2026.What are the theological, spiritual, and philosophical implications of humanity’s ever-growing fascination with extraterrestrial intelligence?…
Faith, Friendship, and the Search for Truth: A Catholic–Muslim Exchange
Originally published in The Postil Magazine on April 1, 2026.An exchange on faith, friendship, and the search for truth across religious boundaries. What unites us, what divides us, and why truth ulti…
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Despite All the Memes, Even Chuck Norris Dies
Originally published in Crisis Magazine on March 24, 2026. Recognized by most as a legendary man of strength, Chuck Norris was also a man of deep Christian virtue, which is what actually drew everyone…
The Inimitable Legacy of Fulton Sheen and the Case for His Canonization
Originally published in Crisis Magazine on March 19, 2026.Fulton Sheen was a timeless Catholic evangelist whose clear, unflinching preaching on sin, salvation, eternity, and the cosmic battle for soul…
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Faith, Friendship and the Search for Truth: A Catholic–Muslim Exchange
PrefaceAs a Catholic philosopher and theologian, I have long believed that sincere interreligious dialogue is one of the essential tasks of our time. In a world marked by division, caricature, and ide…
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Subsidiarity Subverted: Mark Carney’s Politics of Power Outside the Moral Law
Originally published in Catholic Insight on April 22, 2025. As Canadians approach the snap federal election on April 28, they must confront a reality more disquieting than any partisan rivalry: th…
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Mark Carney and the New Technocracy: A Moral and Political Reckoning
Originally published at Crisis Magazine on April 15, 2025. Mark Carney’s ascent in Canadian politics—unelected, unaccountable, and orchestrated by global elites—signals more than a national …
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