Podcast: Sarah Cain, The Crusader Gal

Ahead of a speaking event in Chicago, a candid reflection on the necessity of real-world community, the failures of DEI, and the delusions of disarmament in violent cities. Some things still need to be said face-to-face.

Modern society cultivates despair by depriving people of meaning, heroes, and true human connection. In a world that denies the soul and offers no redemption, isolation and hopelessness thrive. But we were made for more.

Here we go again, with another fake noose. This time, the offender (LaTarsha Brown) was a city employee and member of the school board. She was expecting sympathy, attention, and solidarity, but the city took the complaint seriously and did an investigation.

The conviction of a Pride co-founder for child rape is not an anomaly but a symptom of a society that refuses to acknowledge uncomfortable truths. It is a dangerous consequence of ideological blindness, of which our children bear the cost.

ActBlue pours billions into shaping elections, but is ‘democracy’ just a weaponized illusion? When votes are bought and culture is engineered, the moral high ground crumbles. The Left claims to defend democracy—yet bends it to its will. Is this the real scandal?

What DOGE has revealed about the nation’s expenditures is fascinating, because it shows that it is not simply the case that the government has been wasteful. What we are seeing is the selective and precise export of the worst of our culture.

I converted to the Catholic Faith almost 3 years ago, but never before have I talked through what that process looked like, and why I was moved to convert. Here is that story. Watch on YT instead: https://youtu.be/ig7yg3eYdr8

Andrew Tate presents himself as a model of masculinity, but his values are fundamentally at odds with the moral foundations of the West. His worldview undermines the very civilization he claims to defend.

Washington State is engaging in a two-pronged attack against children, both planning to put felons in school systems as volunteers, and creating a “grace period” before notifying their parents of sexual abuse. It’s a disordered prioritization that places the guilty above the innocent.

Catholics, especially younger Catholics, are urged under the name of charity to be more open to Protestants, which is difficult if not impossible to delineate from simply being less Catholic. Ceding ground under the auspices of ecumenism is abusive to Protestants and Catholics, the former who have the right to hear the Truth, and the latter who have a duty to defend it.