top of page
Catholic Perspective


America at 250: A Patriotic Reflection on Our Republic’s Journey
As we mark the 250th anniversary of the United States of America in 2026, our hearts swell with gratitude and pride. Born on July 4, 1776, with the signing of the Declaration of Independence, this nation emerged not from ancient bloodlines or imperial decree, but from a bold assertion of God-given rights: life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. In the spirit of our Catholic faith, which has nourished countless American souls through the centuries, we see this as a provid
Eric Perrine
Jul 55 min read


The Blasphemous Image: A Catholic Reflection on President Trump’s Self-Portrayal as Christ
Image from President Donald J. Trump's Truth Social prior to its removal. In the early hours of April 13, 2026, a storm erupted not from the heavens but from a single post on Truth Social. President Donald J. Trump shared an AI-generated image depicting himself as a Christ-like healer: robed in flowing white with a vivid red cloak, one hand outstretched in benediction over a suffering man in a hospital bed, radiant light emanating from his palm. The backdrop included American
Eric Perrine
Apr 166 min read


The Roots of Zionism, Christian Zionism, and the Catholic Rejection: A Historical Timeline
Heads of churches in Jerusalem Zionism is one of the most consequential nationalist movements of the modern era, transforming a 2,000-year-old dream of Jewish return into the State of Israel in 1948. Yet its story intersects with a parallel Christian theological current—dispensationalism—that turned millions of Protestant evangelicals into fervent political supporters of that same state. The Catholic Church, meanwhile, has consistently rejected the theological claims of Zion
Eric Perrine
Mar 246 min read


Defending the Apostolic Flock: A Traditional Catholics Response to the Jerusalem Patriarchs' Statement on Christian Zionism
Original letter sent from the Patriarchs and Heads of the Churches in Jerusalem, January 17, 2026 In a bold and timely declaration released on January 17, 2026, the Patriarchs and Heads of the Churches in Jerusalem have reaffirmed the sacred authority of the Apostolic Churches over the Christian faithful in the Holy Land, while condemning the insidious influence of "damaging ideologies" such as Christian Zionism. This statement, issued amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and t
Eric Perrine
Jan 204 min read


Carney's Bold Pivot: How Canada's Prime Minister's Recent Remarks Challenge U.S. Interests and Conservative Principles
In the span of just one week in mid-January 2026, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has made headlines with a series of high-profile diplomatic engagements and statements that signal a dramatic shift in Canada's foreign and economic policy. From forging a "landmark" trade deal with China to expressing concerns over U.S. President Donald Trump's aggressive push for Greenland, Carney's remarks emphasize diversification away from heavy reliance on the United States, embracing
Eric Perrine
Jan 195 min read


The Desecration in St. Paul: Conservative and Catholic Responses to Don Lemon's Involvement in the Anti-ICE Church Protest
Image from inside Cities Church in St. Paul, MN during the protest. Above image of Don Lemon In a shocking display of disregard for sacred spaces, anti-ICE protesters stormed a Sunday worship service at Cities Church in St. Paul, Minnesota, on January 18, 2026, accusing the pastor of collaborating with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The incident, which terrified children and disrupted the congregation's prayer, has ignited fierce backlash from conservative commen
Eric Perrine
Jan 195 min read


The Traditional Role of Social Justice in the Catholic Church: A Pre-Vatican II Perspective
Social justice has long been a cornerstone of Catholic doctrine, rooted in the Church's understanding of human dignity, the common good, and the moral obligations that bind society together. From a pre-1962 viewpoint—before the transformative Second Vatican Council—the Church's teachings on social justice emphasized a balanced approach to economic and social issues, drawing from Scripture, tradition, and natural law. This perspective positioned the Church not as a political a
Eric Perrine
Dec 19, 20255 min read
bottom of page

