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Exploring the beauty of the Catholic faith through conversation.

  1. 15 hr ago

    Saint Monica Never Gave Up

    The culture applauds the woman who leaves. Saint Monica stayed, prayed, and never gave up. Feast of Saint Monica.

  2. 1 day ago

    One Man’s Villain Is Another Man’s Hero

    One man’s villain is another man’s hero. A Senate hearing on the COVID years showed how fast America turns public men into saints or demons. Catholic Frequency on justice, vengeance, government power, and why the same habit runs on Trump and Pope Francis.

  3. 2 days ago

    His Mother Would Rather See Him Dead Than Damned

    Our culture is starved for good men. Machiavelli taught a ruler to look religious and stay unbound. Saint Louis heard from his mother that death is better than mortal sin — and wrote the same charge to the next king. Feast of St. Louis, August 25.

  4. 3 days ago

    Can Anything Good Come From There?

    Nathanael heard “Nazareth” and closed the case. Philip did not win the argument. He said come and see. A short Catholic Frequency essay for the feast of St. Bartholomew on the oldest prejudice in the Gospel: truth from the wrong town.

  5. 5 days ago

    Augustine Already Tried Your Cure

    Jeff Bezos gave us Amazon. Saint Augustine already tried the promise. Consumerism, sex, drink, and food are finite plugs in an infinite heart.

  6. 6 days ago

    Pius X Called This The Synthesis Of All Heresies

    Pope Saint Pius X did not use "Modernism" to mean being modern. In Pascendi (1907) he named a system that keeps Catholic words while moving their meaning — religion relocated from what God revealed into what a person feels. He called it the synthesis of all heresies.

  7. 20 Aug

    The Catechist in the Living Room

    For fifty years the American living room was arranged around a catechist that never called itself one. Television taught what a normal marriage looks like, what happiness is, and whether God belongs anywhere in any of it — not by arguing against the Church, but by training a country to ignore her.

  8. 19 Aug

    The Parable That Settles Faith And Works

    The Parable of the Talents begins with an unearned gift and ends with an accounting. In between is the part Christians often flatten: real human cooperation with grace. This essay follows Christ’s own sequence—gift, fidelity, fruit, and judgment—to explain why faith and works are not rival ways of salvation.

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