SPIRITED THINKING SINCE 1888
The Democrats that destroy culture
David Mills
Working class Democrats become Republicans because that party seems to care about the same things they do
The strange phenomenon of “Sad Fishing”
Panda La Terriere
"Sad Fishing" is the disparaging phrase coined to describe using one’s emotional problems to capture an audience on social media
Christian culture must be defended at all costs
Niall Gooch
The end of Christendom will bring many trials and difficulties for Catholics
How Bob Dylan speaks to Catholics
Ken Craycraft
Bob Dylan's music unites the profane and the sacred
Why Evangelicals don’t like Saints
David Mills
Those that don't venerate saints miss out on one of life's great joys.
The retail sector is stealing Christmas
Gertrude Clarke
Christmas is the ultimate commercial imperative.
Why online dating doesn’t create happy marriages
Panda La Terriere
Couples who meet online are six times more likely to divorce in the first three years
It’s time that Guy Fawkes is cancelled
Theo Hobson
Does Bonfire Night's roots in anti-Catholic prejudice make it an illegitimate piece of historical re-enactment?
Empty vessels make the loudest sound
Constance Watson
The pro-life movement is becoming increasingly fashionable in Hollywood.
Can the “Synod on Synodality” help the church?
Niall Gooch
Will the "synod on synodality" be helpful or constructive for the Church?
The shortcut to ecstasy
Gavin Ashenden
“For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, but lose his soul?”
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