Tulio Huggins

Tulio Huggins responds to a podcast episode from Catholic priests on Pride Month, writing that a myopic view of LGBTQ+ people has no place in the church.

Tulio Huggins reflects on a trip to the tomb of Venerable Pierre Toussaint, one of the nation's seven Black Catholics on the road to sainthood.

Charlie Kirk didn't deserve to be shot, but we shouldn't make him into a martyr or an example of Christian compassion and discourse. But that's what Bishop Robert Barron has tried to do, writes Tulio Huggins.

The Catholic manosphere can be motivational or incendiary, but it isn't often helping men become more meek. So, men: don't look to the manosphere to learn masculinity — look to the mystics. 

While the immigrant, the poor and the minority are politically ridiculed, stereotyped and treated with contempt in this country, the Eucharist continues to nourish and sustain.

Tulio Huggins on the challenge of human dignity under the 47th U.S. president, who may resemble a Roman Emperor of old.