Crisis Magazine

The Transhumanist Gospel of Living Death

Transhumanists mistakenly believe that merely cheating death would fill our God-sized angst.

Anatomy of a Crisis: From Sede Vacante to St. Thomas

The first in a three part series taking a deeper look at Sedevacantism from the inside.

Needed: Catholic Cavaliers

Knights of old are still occasionally imitated by children during All Hallows’ Eve, but there is a call for modern day men to revive the vocatio…

An Emperor for the Modern World

Why ought we, a democratic and politically enlightened people, foster devotion to a hereditary monarch whose virtues, if any, belonged to a worl…

Getting Our Spiritual Foundations Right

By David Torkington - Moral Spirituality replaced Mystical Spirituality in the Church, which led to disastrous consequences we still live with t…

A Holy Warrior

By Joseph Pearce - Pelagius of Asturias was a warrior of Christendom who is revered by the Catholics of Spain but is largely unknown to the wide…

Flower of Scotland

In our quest for the truly unsung heroes of Scotland, we must look beyond those flowers which are in full, admirable bloom to those fading flowe…

Pope Francis and the Conspiracy Against the Church

Which conspiracy theories can we trust when it comes to the Church? Which ones are plausible and which ones are not?

Unsung Heroes from an Undersung Country

By Joseph Pearce - The Poles are an iron-forged people, shaped into a sword of faithful resilience in the heat of battle. This faithful resilien…

Worship for God…or for Us?

The primary focus of Catholic worship, unlike Protestant worship, is to be directed toward God, not the people.

The Poisonous Fruit of Amoris Laetitia

Fiducia Supplicans directly flows from principles and premises articulated in the apostolic exhortation Amoris Laetitia.

A King Among Fools and Flatterers

By Joseph Pearce - During the reign of the Danish king Canute, a devout Christian, the Faith in England flourished.

The Protestant Mary Isn’t the True Mary

The new movie “Journey to Bethlehem” reveals the dramatic difference in worldview between Catholics and Protestants.

Reading Laudate Deum through the Lens of the World Economic Forum in Light of the Synod on Synodality

Are we witnessing the hollowing out of the Catholic Church’s origins, foundation, mission, and liturgy—including the proclamation of the Gospel—…

Troubled Thoughts About the Synod

The Instrumentum Laboris is not as bad as some argue, but it is worrisome because of the impression it gives of structuring a supposed listening…

What Does the Pope Have Against Opus Dei?

Is there some problem with Opus Dei that led Pope Francis to take so many steps to contradict what its founder thought a key to its continued us…

World Profanation Day

By Peter Kwasniewski - Whoever was involved in the planning of WYD decided to imitate not the Magi who gave the Lord gold, frankincense, and myr…

Diverting the Focus of the Shepherd

By Eric Sammons - The often uneasy relationship between bishops and the Vatican has come to the forefront in recent years, as increasingly unpas…