Family
15 July 2026
Why Virtue is the Best Way to Pass Down the Family Fortune
Many families know how to build wealth, but far fewer know how to pass it on in a way that strengthens the next generation.The big challenge facing many…
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Abortion
13 July 2026
Prince of Liechtenstein exercises His Right of Veto against Relaxation of Abortion Laws
Crown Prince and Acting Prince Alois of Liechtenstein has announced that he will use his veto to block a relaxation of the abortion law.Abortion Legislation in…
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Marvels of the Faith
8 July 2026
New DNA Research confirms the Shroud of Turin’s Passage Through the Middle East
The Shroud of Turin has always been shrouded in mystery. Now, intriguing new evidence reveals additional details that support the origins of Our…
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Catholic Church
1 July 2026
Why are so Many Afraid of the Catholic Revival?
While many voices scramble to explain (or explain away) the surge of young people entering the Church, they’re ignoring the most obvious cause, namely, the…
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Ambiences, Customs & Civilizations
25 June 2026
How Catholic Principles shaped Pugin’s Bold Architecture
The following article is the second of a four-part series that features the life of Augustus Pugin, the renown English Catholic architect of the nineteenth…
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Homosexuality
24 June 2026
June, the Month of the Sacred Heart: Catholics offer Reparation in Milan
For centuries, the month of June has been dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. It is the time when the Church invites the faithful to contemplate the…
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Ambiences, Customs & Civilizations
19 June 2026
Becoming the Apostle of Christian Architecture—Augustus Pugin’s Early Life
The following article is one of a four-part series that features the life of Augustus Pugin, the renowned English Catholic architect of the nineteenth…
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Ambiences, Customs & Civilizations
17 June 2026
Phones don’t have a Place at the Table in some Restaurants
The dinner table was once a sacred space. The dining room was a domestic sanctuary where families and friends gathered to share meals, exchange ideas, and…
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Ambiences, Customs & Civilizations
12 June 2026
An Appalling Alliance to Disfigure Notre-Dame
There is something profoundly unacceptable in the Notre-Dame stained-glass window affair: an appalling alliance to impose the ideological mark of modernity on…
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Society & Culture
10 June 2026
Are we smoking Away Our Sanity?
The scientific evidence is mounting. Marijuana use is not harmless and can permanently impair the mind.The American Journal of Psychiatry (AJP), for example,…
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Ambiences, Customs & Civilizations
7 June 2026
AI for Catholics in the Real World Who Still believe in the Devil
One is struck by the great diversity of topics in Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical, Magnifica humanitas. Mention of human dignity, dehumanization, just war…
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Ambiences, Customs & Civilizations
5 June 2026
Why can’t the World’s Best Technologies create Smarter Students?
The lure of the perfect teaching machine is great. The reality is always disappointing. Machines simply cannot adapt to students’ needs as rapidly or smoothly…
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Ambiences, Customs & Civilizations
4 May 2026
What AI can’t do
For a long time, I have struggled with how to deal with AI. There are some very valid objections circulating about the new medium, especially as it pertains to…
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Abortion
20 April 2026
Campaign in Nijmegen: Catholic Students groan under Ideological Censorship
The unborn child must be given a visible presence at universities across the Netherlands. That is why volunteers from TFP Student Action Europe headed to…
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Abortion
13 April 2026
Touching Reactions to Street Campaign against the Sin of Abortion: ‘I was in Tears on the Train afterwards’
“Pray and act to put an end to the sin of abortion.” With this slogan, our volunteers travelled through the Netherlands and Flanders last week. Their street…
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Abortion
6 April 2026
Streetcampaigns in Utrecht: Police invite Pro-Abortion Advocates to Protest Closer
The street campaign for the unborn child is taking place across the Netherlands and Flanders this week. On Monday, we visited Leiden and The Hague. On Tuesday,…
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