In the past few years, there has been much talk of the “Great Reset.” To “reset” means to put something back into its original...

For at least the last forty years, Columbus has been disingenuously vilified in books such as Howard Zinn’s People’s History of the...

Occasionally, we will read a story about a person who seemed to “have it all”: a wife and family, his own business, money, fame, health,...

“Collective guilt” is the theory that all members of a group or association bear responsibility for the actions of a few. For example,...

In 1843, Karl Marx wrote to a friend: “…it is… clear what we have to accomplish at present: … ruthless criticism of all that exists…” ...

In 1958, Cuban revolutionary Fidel Castro was asked, “What is your political philosophy? Are you a Communist, or a Marxist?” To which...

The founder of this station, Fr. Kenneth Baker, S.J., was the editor of The Homiletic and Pastoral Review for almost forty years. Over...

In 1964, at Annunciation grade school in south Minneapolis, there were over 120 students in the eighth grade, divided into three classes....

In 2011, English historian Paul Johnson penned an article titled “Debt: A Moral Issue.” In this article, he wrote: “There is nothing...

In 2017, an article by Fr. James V. Schall appeared in Crisis Magazine titled “Why No Civility is Possible Today.” In this article, he...