Christopher Rogers

Christopher Rogers is the author of the just-released novel Virtual Eternity: An Epic 90s-Retro Florida Techno Pro-life Love Story and Conversion Journey, which dramatizes a story about the Catholic conversion of two twenty-somethings in the 90s, interleaving a story about love, hookups, corporate and social culture in the 90s, technical intrigue, and a journey to the Holy Trinity. The novel is available here, at the Catholic Corner, which is on Mike Church's Crusade Channel website or any other major online bookseller.


Christopher is married and has helped raise a family of three children, while also working as a human factors engineer and project manager in the fields of healthcare, intelligence, military, aerospace, and manufacturing. He has master’s degrees in Humanities (Houston-Clear Lake) and Industrial Engineering (Auburn). Christopher belongs to the Discalced Carmelite Secular Order. He is also the author of the novel Dumb College.  

Latest Articles By Christopher Rogers
Assisted Suicide Mass Groupthink: Propaganda vs. Dystopian Novels
Assisted Suicide Mass Groupthink: Propaganda vs. Dystopian Novels
Is the recently promoted Virtual Reality game that kills its users real, or a type of propaganda to soften society to easy assisted suicide? And can dystopian novels predict, and thus prevent, evil like this? This article examines a recent novel that tried.
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After the Resurrection: Salvation and the Holy Mass - What 60-70% of Catholics Dismiss
After the Resurrection: Salvation and the Holy Mass - What 60-70% of Catholics Dismiss
People often attend religious services for unsustainable reasons. As recent survey data indicates, 60-70% of Catholics have lost the understanding of the Holy Mass as not only an obligation, but as a necessity for our general and individual salvation. Catholics have forgotten the reality of the Holy Mass as a True Sacrifice.
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The Incarnation’s Increasingly Ignored Gifts to Transform Our Mortal Lives – Part 5 of 5: The Eucharist
The Incarnation’s Increasingly Ignored Gifts to Transform Our Mortal Lives – Part 5 of 5: The Eucharist
The fifth Sacramental brought about by the Incarnation of the Holy Trinity is the Eucharist, the revealed truth of the reality of God and the grace available to us: eternal salvation. This loving gift, in the Liturgy of the Eucharist, simultaneously enables us to remember, witness to, give thanks for, meditate on, honor, rejoice in, and be sorrowful for, the Passion and Resurrection of Christ.
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The Incarnation’s Increasingly Ignored Gifts to Transform Our Mortal Lives – Part 4 of 5: The Indwelling of the Holy Trinity
The Incarnation’s Increasingly Ignored Gifts to Transform Our Mortal Lives – Part 4 of 5: The Indwelling of the Holy Trinity
The approaching Incarnation brings a fourth Sacramental that we are increasingly ignoring, but which we must constantly remember and thank God for: the Indwelling of the Holy Trinity. We can recollect the Indwelling Lord using quiet, meditation, and contemplation.
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The Incarnation’s Increasingly Ignored Gifts to Transform Our Mortal Lives – Part 3 of 5: The Intercessions of the Saints
The Incarnation’s Increasingly Ignored Gifts to Transform Our Mortal Lives – Part 3 of 5: The Intercessions of the Saints
As we approach Christmas day, it's time to remember the immeasurable Gifts the Holy Trinity revealed to us and gave us through the Incarnation. This third one, the Intercessions of the saints, allows us to align our petitions to the will of God, through their prayers for us.
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The Incarnation’s Increasingly Ignored Gifts to Transform Our Mortal Lives – Part 2 of 5: The Church
The Incarnation’s Increasingly Ignored Gifts to Transform Our Mortal Lives – Part 2 of 5: The Church
We approach Christmas and remember one of the increasingly ignored Gifts enabled and revealed by the Incarnation: The Church. The Church retains a unity of inspired and Scriptural knowledge, and most important, fulfills its mission to bring us to Christ.
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The Incarnation’s Increasingly Ignored Gifts to Transform Our Mortal Lives – Part 1 of 5: The Divine Law Fulfilled
The Incarnation’s Increasingly Ignored Gifts to Transform Our Mortal Lives – Part 1 of 5: The Divine Law Fulfilled
For this Advent season, we remember the Five Increasingly Ignored Gifts to Transform Our Mortal Lives, only made possible by the Incarnation. This article honors the Divine Law fulfilled, and its role in our daily transformations, how it deflects the temptation to seek pleasure, which is a sign one is valuing Modernism over the Holy Trinity.
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Five Actual Reasons for “Christmas Joy”: The Incarnation’s Increasingly Ignored Gifts to Transform Our Mortal Lives – Introduction
Five Actual Reasons for “Christmas Joy”: The Incarnation’s Increasingly Ignored Gifts to Transform Our Mortal Lives – Introduction
Before the secular world fully assaults us with its Xmas distractions like some Futurama Robot Santa, let’s recollect the Truth of the Sacramentals, the Gifts, that the Incarnation of God confers to us. That is, let’s go beyond the Hallmark cliches and remember that this is when the Holy Trinity incites and illuminates awe-inspiring and astounding benefits to our salvation.
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16 Questions for Bishop Robert Barron on God’s Judgment and Hell
16 Questions for Bishop Robert Barron on God’s Judgment and Hell
The article addresses questions to Bishop Robert Barron regarding his views on the critical topics of God's judgment, sin, and hell, as he expressed them in a recent podcast. It asks him to clarify his language. It contrasts his words with long-standing Catholic teaching on sin, judgment, and hell.
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What Are We Distracted From? (Question 6 of 6: Revelatory - What has the Holy Trinity revealed that guides your daily life?)
What Are We Distracted From? (Question 6 of 6: Revelatory - What has the Holy Trinity revealed that guides your daily life?)
What are we distracted from? Retaining the differentiating truths of Catholicism in our inner faculties, our actions, and our prayer life. This Question 6 of 6 First Questions, "What has the Holy Trinity revealed that guides your daily life?" provides the focus to help remove all distractions.
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What Are We Distracted From? (Question 5 of 6: Purpose - God with Arbitrary Power or Pre-Ordained Power)
What Are We Distracted From? (Question 5 of 6: Purpose - God with Arbitrary Power or Pre-Ordained Power)
We know we are being distracted. But from what? We can break down that question into six parts. The entirety of the Answers differentiates and elevates the Catholic faith. First Question #5: Purpose: Are God and His decrees absolute and changeable according to His will, or pre-ordained according to His design?
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What Are We Being Distracted From? (Question 4: Reality - God as a Being or The Be-ing?)
What Are We Being Distracted From? (Question 4: Reality - God as a Being or The Be-ing?)
What Are We Distracted From? This is the great question of our age, because we know we are being distracted. Focus on the Holy Trinity' requires we know It as all-powerful and perfect, and known by analogy and mystery - not as just another being. When we know God as eternal and perfect, we see that His love for us is infinite.
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What Are We Distracted From? (Question 3: Perspective, and Summary So Far)
What Are We Distracted From? (Question 3: Perspective, and Summary So Far)
What Are We Distracted From? This is the great question of our age, because we know we are being distracted. We can break down that question into six parts, six First Questions. This post provides the differentiating Catholic Answer to the Third Question, on Perspective: What one point-of-view provides the most accurate and true knowledge about the true Reality and the most good Purpose?
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What Are We Distracted From? (Question 2: Purpose)
What Are We Distracted From? (Question 2: Purpose)
What Are We Distracted From? This is the great question of our age, because we know we are being distracted. We can break down that question into six parts, six First Questions. Today: Question 2, Purpose, which distinguishes Catholicism from the rest by asking: What one function impels the universe, God, and/or humans within Reality to the most good and beautiful?
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What Are We Being Distracted From? (Question 1: Reality)
What Are We Being Distracted From? (Question 1: Reality)
What Are We Being Distracted From? This is the great question of our age, because we know we are being distracted. We can break down that question into six parts, six First Questions. The first one is Reality, and the fundamental difference between Christianity and Modernism.
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