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Latest Writings:

"Holy Intelligence vs Artificial IntelligenceThe Catholic Thing, January 28, 2026

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"A Seamless Garment for the Right?Catholic Culture, January 26, 2026

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"Will Pro-Life Marchers Boo Trump and Vance?Catholic Culture, January 21, 2026

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"The Many Deaths of LiberalismLaw & Liberty, January 15, 2026

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"Eternal Precepts for Navigating Newfangled ThingsThe Catholic Thing, January 7, 2026

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"The Liturgy Wars You Will Always Have With YouCatholic Culture, December 15, 2025

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"Advent: Turning Point UniverseThe Catholic Thing, December 9, 2025

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"The Mysterious Nexus of Praying for the DeadCatholic World Report, November 24, 2025

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"Abortion and the Greatness of the ChurchThe Catholic Thing, November 12, 2025

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"Against Saying 'Catholics Believe'Catholic World Report, October 17, 2025

 

"The Two Forms of Christian ServiceThe Catholic Thing, October 15, 2025

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"The Obligations of ConscienceCatholic Exchange, September 8, 2025

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"The Conservative Catholic Project" Catholic World Report, September 2, 2025

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"Why Does the Church Have So Many Teachings?Catholic Exchange, September 1, 2025

 

"Parallel Lives: With Faith and WithoutThe Catholic Thing, August 29, 2025

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"A Rocker and a Doctor Meet in BirminghamCatholic Culture, August 6, 2025

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"Does Diversity Cover a Multitude of Sins?Catholic World Report, August 3, 2025

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"Mourning with St. Jerome: An InterviewCatholic World Report​​

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"Bonagura's Catechism" (Review of Staying with the Catholic ChurchThe Catholic Thing

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Scholarly Writings:

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Academic and Peer-Reviewed Writings are available at this link.

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Writings on Education:

"What's 12 x 11? Um, Let Me Google That" The Wall Street Journal

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"Common Core's Newer Math" National Review Online

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"Common Core Is Not Catholic Education" The Catholic Thing

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"D.E.I. Curricula versus Catholic EducationThe Catholic Thing

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"Saving Catholic SchoolsThe Catholic Thing

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"Transforming Catholic SchoolsThe Catholic Thing

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"The Sword of Education" The University Bookman

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Writings on Pro-Life Issues:

"Conceived to Die? Abortion and 'Medically Futile Pregnancies'The Catholic Thing

 

"Pro-Life Legislation and the Pain of CompromiseCatholic World Report

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"Don't Criminalize Women for AbortionThe Catholic Thing

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"The Promise and Perils of a Post-Roe AmericaCatholic World Report

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"Criminalizing Abortion: A Thought ExperimentCatholic World Report

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"The Sexual Revolution and the Fall of 'Roe'The Catholic Thing

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"Does 'Pro-Life' mean 'Anti-Gun'?Catholic World Report

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"Back to the Pro-Life FutureThe University Bookman

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Letter to the Editor against Roe v. Wade, The New York Times

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"Can Secular Arguments Stop Assisted Suicide?Catholic World Report

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"IVF and the Inconsistent Ethic of LifeCatholic World Report

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"Can Birth Really Be Free?National Review

Writings on Catholic Faith and Culture:

"Was Virgil Catholic?" America

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"The Heresy of Good Personism" The Catholic Thing

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"The Heresy of the Two Testament GodThe Catholic Thing

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"When Prayers Go UnansweredThe Catholic Thing​

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"From Death to Life" First Things

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"Can We 'Identify as Catholic'?Catholic World Report

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"The Eucharist and AIThe Catholic Thing

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"The Sexual Revolution and the Fall of 'Roe'The Catholic Thing

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"The Implicit Faith of 'Follow the Science'Catholic World Report

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"Instagram and IconsThe Catholic Thing

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"Why St. Joseph Is the Patron of Those Who Work at HomeAleteia

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"Christian Nationalism and the 'Catholic Thing'"

Writings on American Conservatism:

"What is a 'Conservative' Catholic?Voegelin View

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"The Conservative Catholic ProjectCatholic World Report

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"Why Conservatives Need ReligionModern Age

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"Can Objective Morality Make a Comeback?The Public Discourse​

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"When 'Consent' and 'Control' Replace Morals and VirtuesThe Catholic Thing

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"Ideology and the Will to DominateLaw & Liberty

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