Manhood, Genuine Catholic

Catholic Fighting Men Call YOU to Lenten Boot Camp

By Matthew Reid, OnePeterFive, February 18, 2023 As we, the heirs of the great jewel that is our traditional Catholic faith, handed down to us through the martyrdom and struggle of untold numbers of faithful, navigate the vast spiritual wasteland of these United States, we must again... read more

Catholic schools’ biggest challenge? Boston superintendent says it’s a ‘lack of vision’

By Father Patrick Briscoe, Our Sunday Visitor, February 3, 2023As we observe National Catholic Schools Week, Our Sunday Visitor sat down with Thomas Carroll, Superintendent of Schools of the Archdiocese of Boston. Carroll joined the archdiocese in 2019, when he began his project of renewal of... read more

Husbands, Lead and Cherish Your Wives

It is divinely revealed truth that husbands are called to lead their wives in the way that Christ leads the Church. This means that husbands are called to serve, direct, die for, and cherish their wives. By Kennedy Crisis Magazine, January 27, 2023 It was the eve of the Epiphany, and my wife... read more

A TRIBUTE TO THOMAS LEVERGOOD (1962–2021)

by Rémi Brague, First Things, September 6, 2021 Chicago has lost the sultry aura it had in the days of Al Capone. But its university brings it renown throughout the academic world. Its Oriental Studies Department is among the very best. Among the professors of its economics department, not... read more

Once Upon a Time, in America

By Anthony Esolen, Crisis, April 10, 2021 Pictures come to mind when I think of the Lonely Revolution – that deterioration of the principles governing sexual behavior in the ruins of the Christian West. One is of my father and my mother, before they were married, and of my father’s... read more

Halfway Through The Tunnel: Catholic Manhood In Middle Age

By Rob Marco, OnePeterFive, March 29, 2021 Memento Mori is an ancient monastic expression that has had a bit of a gothy rebranding and promotion in the Catholic underground. Of course, the nomenclature is timeless and sound–we are all going to die, and we should live as if we understand that;... read more

The Vow of Unknowing

By Rob Marco, 1P5, December 18, 2020 In 1968, a Stanford biologist named Paul Ehrlich wrote a best-seller entitled, “The Population Bomb.” The premise: We have surpassed the ability of the earth to sustain life on Earth with our current rate of population growth. Ehrlich predicted that by... read more

Apostolic Letter ‘Patris Corde’: St. Joseph, figure for our time

By Fr. Paul Ariole, Catholic Herald, December 12, 2020 “Do not fear for I am with you…” (Isaiah 41:10); “Be imitators of me, as I am of Christ” (1 Cor. 11:1). These words of the scriptures succinctly summarize the words of Jesus, through the mouth of his servant to the world that... read more

Young People Crave Truth That Only Traditional Catholicism Can Deliver

By Ben Hachten, OnePeterFive OnePeterFive November 19, 2020 As I was reading the comments (I know, never do that) of my recent article in The American Conservative, It’s Not Your Father’s GOP, several commenters opined that a socially conservative political movement will never play with the... read more

University of Notre Dame President Slams Lou Holtz for Saying Joe Biden is “Catholic in Name Only”

By Micaiah Bilger, LifeNews, August 28, 2020 Lou Holtz, a former University of Notre Dame football coach, faced criticism from the university Thursday for saying Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden is “Catholic in name only.” Holtz, a pro-life conservative and a supporter of... read more

The Indisputably Best Way to Raise a Saint

By Dan Millette, OnePeterFive, August 13, 2020 What occasionally keeps me up at night, besides the yappy dog a few houses over, is wondering how to raise my children to become saints. There are so many questions my wife and I ponder. How do we get our children to a reverent Mass? Will... read more

MY TIME IN PRISON

Why Boys Are Failing

Fearing Rightly