Preserve Your Purity and Modesty, Guard Against Moral Corruption in Contemporary Society

by Met. Philaret of New York – Our Lord Jesus Christ, instructing His disciples and apostles, imbued in them the necessity of observing purity of heart and thought. From the thought and from the heart proceed our sinful impulses: “But those things which proceed out of the mouth come forth from the heart,” says the … Read more

Isabella Chow: Christian Courage Stands Up to LGBT Tyranny at Berkeley

by Jennifer Davis – As a parent of an Orthodox Christian teenager and frequent counselor of other Christian teens, it’s encouraging to see Christian women like Isabella Chow take a courageous stand against the LGBT tyranny so prevalent in our time. Chow refused to bow down to aggressive LGBT tactics meant to silence her voice … Read more

Teach Children the Truth About God and Jesus Christ

by St. John Chrysostom – For let no one tell me that our children ought not to be occupied with these things; they ought not only to be occupied with them, but to be zealous about them only. And although on account of your infirmity I do not assert this, nor take them away from … Read more

Who is the Guest in Our Home?

by Athanasia Trudy – When we turn on the television, we open our mind’s door, inviting into our home guests from Hollywood; script writers, actors and activists alike fill our screens and minds with what they say should be normalized….all in the name of “compassion, tolerance, and love.” A recent article by Rod Dreher in … Read more

Five Reasons Socialism Is Not Christian

by Julie Roys – Jesus confronted the money-changers and challenged believers to give to the needy. But, would he support socialism? Increasingly, Americans think he would. In fact, a recent Barna poll found that more Americans think Jesus would prefer socialism (24%) than those who believe he would prefer capitalism (14%). The other 62% responded neither or … Read more

Is Academic Freedom Still Available to Science Teachers?

by Sarah Chaffee – The idea that students are well served by creative, challenging instruction would seem uncontroversial. Except, that is, when the subject is evolution. Imagine two science teachers. Mr. Smith teaches straight out of the textbook. He expects students simply to memorize and correctly regurgitate. The other, Ms. Jones, supplements her teaching with … Read more

God Has Inscribed on the Human Heart the Whole Order of Truth

by Pope John Paul II – The Creator, who at the same time is the supreme lawgiver, has inscribed on the human heart the whole order of truth. This order determines what is good, provides a foundation for the moral order and constitutes the basis of the dignity of man created in God’s image. 3. … Read more

The Bigotry of the Progressive Present

by Joseph Pearce – These analogies all point to the uncomfortable fact that “progressivism” is as arrogant and as ignorant as the worst sort of redneck racism. We live in very mean-spirited times. In spite of all the hypocritical cant about “love” and “tolerance” it can be shown that there is little real difference between … Read more

The Challenge of Defending the Normal

by Dale Ahlquist – It is normal to believe in God. It is normal to believe that a family is composed of a father, mother, and children. We continue to reel from the blows dealt by the Culture of Death. The attack on life, and particularly on the family, that institution which is the incubator … Read more

When Knights Surrender Their Sword – The Problem of Effeminate Men

by Fr. Richard Heilman – Effeminate men abdicate their divinely-directed duties to sacrifice themselves for the greater good: the well-being of women, the survival of their nation, the protection of Truth. I haven’t gone to the movies in years. Mostly because movies were almost always hyper-sexualized and/or they contained ridiculously gory violence. Also, along with … Read more