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Silencing Our Architects
Speech is not merely about political expression, nor is it solely an instrument of persuasion. Communication is an act of worship insofar as it is an…
Jun 22
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Sarah Cain
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Why I've Been Writing Less
For the past few months, I’ve been dealing with a degree of exhaustion that I couldn’t quite explain. At first, I thought it was simple fatigue, but it…
Jun 20
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Sarah Cain
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The Moment Belfast Fought Back
A hurley stick, a knife, and a crowd tired of waiting for rescue. The attempted beheading in Belfast became a brief and unsettling symbol of a…
Jun 10
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Sarah Cain
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May 2026
Avoiding the Blackpill Temptation
Watching a man say yes to the call of the priesthood is always stirring. It is all the more so in a diocese plagued by uncertainty and in which personal…
May 29
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Sarah Cain
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The Christian Meaning of Memory
It's not a given that we would care about history. In fact, it is increasingly common for people to treat our history with a sense of resentment. The…
May 27
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Sarah Cain
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We're Trading More Than Goods
We are increasing our trade relationship with China at the same time that they increase their persecution of Christians. Trade is not morally neutral…
May 16
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Sarah Cain
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When Envy Becomes Revolutionary: The Palisades Fire Arsonist
The arsonist charged with the Palisades Fire wants to destroy the rich, but what all communists really want to do is burn civilization itself.
May 8
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Sarah Cain
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April 2026
Through the Lens of Death
In a culture that avoids death, we lose sight of how to live. Rethinking success, comparison, and moral clarity through mortality.
Apr 30
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Sarah Cain
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Sterilizing the Poor with Despair
We have more now, even among those who consider themselves poor, than even royalty of previous generations could have dreamt of. But we have replaced…
Apr 21
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Sarah Cain
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From Censorship to Catholicism (My Interview on Catholic Unscripted)
I was interviewed by Katherine Bennett of Catholic Unscripted and it was such a refreshing conversation.
Apr 20
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Sarah Cain
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A State Against Its Own People
A state is never neutral. It encourages certain choices by what it makes easier. Now that laws are making death easier than care, an implicit statement…
Apr 18
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Sarah Cain
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The Injustice of Taxpayer-Funded Immigration Defense
Under Assembly Bill 2600, taxpayer funds would pay for immigration defense attorneys for those facing deportation. It represents a perverse…
Apr 10
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Sarah Cain
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