Gary Sullivan

Top Ten Archeology Helps for Catholic Apologetics

"To be deep in history is to cease to be a Protestant." Catholic apologists could fortify their arguments if they knew and studied these ten archeological discoveries.

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Secrets of the Silver Scroll

A recent, remarkable archeological find confirms that Catholic theology rejected by the Reformation was intact and thriving in the early church.

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The Banality of Evil and the Obligation to Think

When making moral good choices, is it better to base them on what we think or on how we feel?

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Praise for Angel Studio's Young Washington

The film, which was only the beginning of a great story, ends by leaving the American audience with a sense of patriotic pride and a misty-eyed desire to see the next stage (hopefully in a series of films by Angel Studios) in the life of our most important Founding Father. I highly recommend this film.

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The Plan to Save Catholic Education

All the Catholic bishops out there who want to see Catholic education succeed in their diocese need to listen to this vital message. It’s not too late to turn it around and get with the program but it will be a titanic task.

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"Roman Catholics need to get rid of infant baptism" - WLC

In a recent interview with Trent Horn, renowned Protestant apologist William Lane Craig really set off alarm bells in my head because I have noticed that a lot of low information Catholics have been saying something similar.

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E.T. Mimics The Sacred Heart?

Professor Daniel O'Connor points out that Spielberg’s fictional E.T. character—with its glowing, external chest cavity—is propoganda and a parody of traditional imagery of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. It is well known that ET is framed as a benevolent, savior-like figure from above who heals with a glowing finger and returns from the dead and ascends into the heavens (home)..

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Sacred H.E.A.R.T. Meditation

Commit this H.E.A.R.T. acronym as a meditation on the Sacred Heart of Jesus. It is based on five tried and true pillars of Catholic Faith: Humility, Forgiveness, Love, Eucharist and Mary

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Two Hymns of Saint Ephrem that Roman Catholics Should Know

Most Roman Catholics don't pray the Liturgy of the Hours so we are sadly unaware of Saint Ephrem and his music. Here are two of his most well known hymns…

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The Strange Religious Meaning of Worms

How worms are usually the perfect metaphor for moral corruption and death but surprisingly end up signifying the saving, life giving work of Jesus on the cross.

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Jesus at Omaha Beach on D-Day

On this 82nd anniversary let us pray for the repose of all souls lost during the D-Day invasions, as well as for the souls of all brave chaplains like Fr. McGovern.

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UFO’s and Aliens the Final Deception?

More than ever, when it comes to UFO’s and Aliens we must beware of demonic deception…We don’t need disclosure because we already have Divine Revelation which is complete. We don’t need a messiah because we already have Jesus. We don’t need a utopia because we already have the promise of heaven.

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Save Up to $25,000.00 a Month by Simply Being Catholic

Being of the world and llving in the world gets incredibly expensive. Virtue doesn't just help to save your soul it actually will save money as well.

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Theology of the Pierced Heart of Christ

Scholars tell us that devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus began in the Middle Ages, but rich theological reflection on the heart of Jesus goes all the way back to St. John the Evangelist at the crucifixion and the early Church Fathers. It was the medieval and modern mystics who built on that foundation.

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AI is 'Imago Homo'

Inspired by Pope Leo's encyclical, “Magnificent Humanity”, I've been thinking a lot about AI and its limits as a man-made tool... specifically, the ramification of depending on AI which is Imago Homo (made in the image of man).

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