The Cathedral of Chartres, France, is one of Europe’s most important and beautiful Marian shrines. For well over one thousand years, Chartres has welcomed countless pilgrims—from kings to humble peasants—who come asking for cures and favors from Our Lady. Even today, 1.5 million pilgrims and tourists visit this breathtaking monument to medieval Catholicism every year, … Read more
On Saturday, April 25, 2026, the St. Louis de Montfort Academy celebrated its thirty-year anniversary and inaugurated a new school building. Guests, friends, alumni, parents and children came from all over the country for the joyous occasion at the campus in Herndon, Pennsylvania. The Academy welcomed a number of honored guests. Cardinal Raymond Burke, who … Read more
The scientific evidence is mounting. Marijuana use is not harmless and can permanently impair the mind. The American Journal of Psychiatry (AJP), for example, has published a long-term study that cuts through the smoke surrounding the debate over marijuana use. Researchers have found a clear link between heavy, long-term cannabis use, particularly when it begins … Read more
Enthusiastic supporters of Artificial Intelligence (AI) are particularly impressed by the amount of knowledge that AI apps seem to have. They are convinced that the apps know everything. All one has to do is ask them, and the AI bots will produce a huge amount of information on any subject within seconds. Such results are … Read more
Leisure and war are two words that people think of as oil and water—things that can never mix, under any circumstances. Count Nikolaus Pejacsevich of Veröcze would have disagreed. Count Pejacsevich (1833-1890) was born into a noble family of Croatian and Hungarian descent. With over two-thirds of his life spent in the military, the count … Read more
On May 1, scores of demons descended upon Baltimore, Maryland. FREE Book, Order Today: Return to Order: From a Frenzied Economy to an Organic Christian Society—Where We’ve Been, How We Got Here, and Where We Need to Go It was there, at the Mobtown Ballroom, that The Satanic Temple held an event called the … Read more
A recent article in The Washington Post described the growing use of the Classic Learning Test (CLT), calling it “an upstart exam.” The phrase in the subhead, “mainly featuring Western texts,” should all but sink it in the eyes of the Post’s left-leaning readers. Indeed, a search through the Post’s archives revealed only three articles … Read more
A recent study from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) suggests a rather unsettling reality: our Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools breed intellectual laziness. By offloading essential tasks like writing, coding and critical thinking to machines, we are causing our cognitive skills to wither away. Convenient “prompt and accept” dependency is replacing mental effort, memory retention … Read more
Herndon, PA—April 26, 2026—Cardinal Raymond Leo Burke blessed a newly completed building at St. Louis de Montfort Academy during a ribbon-cutting ceremony held in conjunction with the Academy’s 30th-anniversary gala. The celebration brought together hundreds of students, faculty, alumni, and families for a day that included the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, remarks from honored … Read more
Most people assume Gen Zers are enthusiastic AI users. However, a recent Gallup study has revealed a contrary conclusion. Gen Z, the 14-to-29-year-old demographic, is logging into artificial intelligence platforms, yet logging out with less hope and a lot more anger. In other words, the countless articles portraying the generation as brain-rotted students and high-tech … Read more
