Ken Craycraft

By submitting to the authority of the Cross, we equip ourselves to give to others

Pope Francis failed to show any pastoral responsibility at his meeting with the US President

Catholicism teaches that Christ came physically and materially in time and space

How the latest Supreme Court argument could shape future rulings

Pilate came to flex imperial muscle. With a little shock and awe, he came to Jerusalem to remind the Jews that their primary identification was as Roman subjects.

Advent causes us to focus precisely on the temporality of our lives because of the temporality of the Man who is to be born in time to redeem us

But the oppressed are doing an act of charity if they can persuade whoever is attacking them to see the error of his ways

Why we should always believe in the mystery of Christmas

As the two-year Synod on Synodality gets under way, its vague objectives 
cast a shadow over a Church striving for universality

These novels by Catholic writers can help us navigate our own spiritual drama

I am not happy with Bruen, not because of the Court’s judgement, but rather because the Second Amendment is a dangerous anachronism that should be repealed

I am not suggesting that any person is evil. But having had the protective cloak of Roe removed, it is clear that a substantial percentage of pro-abortion advocates seek not simply to protect the purported autonomy of women, but rather to celebrate the killing of (or legality of killing) unborn children

The Dobbs decision is a major step in fumigating the lawlessness of Roe v. Wade, writes Ken Craycraft

Like the sabbath, the economy is at the service of the human person, not vice versa. Thus, the measure of a moral economy is the development of the full human person.

It’s a time to reflect on our own moral failure in matters of racial relationships

The US Supreme Court’s leaked opinion could lead to a shake up of abortion laws