Kevin Wells

By Kevin Wells - Few clergy will address, in specificity, the broadening third rail of LGBT ideologies, that each day seem to add to our multifaceted civilizational moral collapse.

An unlikely pairing—pro-life whites and inspired blacks—have merged as allies in front of Ohio’s deadliest abortuary.

For young people, “dialogue”—U.S. bishops’ favorite buzzword—has become an eight-letter vulgarity. They’ve been choked, nearly to death, by the drowning tide of moral pus—the dialogue-minefields of LGBTQ+, BLM, and DEI, etc.—while few bishops helped them to break the surface.

By Kevin Wells , 27 April 2026 Related articles Kevin Wells was bitten by the opera bug at 10, having heard a 1936 recording of

By Kevin Wells , 04 May 2026 The overture's echoing horn calls and bagpipe drone of oboes insist on the Alps.

Fr. Alex Mugalaasi, the 41-year-old spiritual formator for Uganda’s five major seminaries, lets Our Lady illuminate his path to spiritually form Uganda’s future priests, some of whom will one day serve in parishes in the United States.

Ensuring the safety and performance of medical devices before they reach patients requires comprehensive testing and qualification to meet increasingly rigorous regulatory expectations. ISO 18562:2024 establishes updated requirements for evaluating biological risks associated with gas pathway medical devices, including exposure to particulate matter, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and leachable chemicals. The standard also emphasizes assessing the effects of aging, environmental conditions, and material degradation to ensure devices maintain their safety and performance throughout their intended shelf life.

This vale of tears is full of sorrows but also joys. Sometimes they come together in ways only understood by the Almighty.

The masterpiece of love is Christ poured out fully upon the Cross. For Catholic fathers, the image carries particular force. Each is aware that his children awaken each morning into an expanding Babylon.

As the United States marks its 250th anniversary, the Boston Symphony presents a program dedicated to Abraham Lincoln, including the belated world premiere of Philip Glass’ Symphony no. 15.