"What I Hope My Sons Will Learn From the Life of Charlie Kirk": with Carolyn McKinney

Start with the unpopular truth: the surest privilege isn’t race, money or status, it’s growing up with a married mom and dad who stay together.

Then the shock of Charlie Kirk’s assassination... but it’s the two sided response that sheds light on where we are as a people—those who would celebrate the death of a loving husband and father to two young children on one side and the forgiveness, prayer, and resolve on the other—that reframes the moment as spiritual warfare rather than a partisan grudge match.

With writer and mother Carolyn McKinney, we press beyond hot takes to first principles. She shares why she wrote about Charlie’s legacy for her sons, what real chivalry looks like in a cynical age, and how young men can navigate a culture that mocks strength and blurs truth.

Link to the articles: What I Hope My Sons Will Learn From the Life of Charlie Kirk https://catholicexchange.com/what-i-hope-my-sons-will-learn-from-the-life-of-charlie-kirk/

and Liberalism Died with Charlie Kirk https://crisismagazine.com/opinion/liberalism-died-with-charlie-kirk

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