Editor’s note: Integrity editor-in-chief Stephen Kokx conducted this exclusive email interview with the editor of The Plough, which is based in New Zealand. You can visit The Plough’s website here or follow them on X here. Stephen Kokx: What is The Plough and what inspired you to start it? The Plough: The Plough is a print-first monthly Catholic journal in the shape of a newspaper. It focuses on the Social Kingship of Our Lord, family life, political and theological topics from authors both old and new. I started The Plough because I noticed a decline in the willingness to confront the errors afflicting Church, State, and family life. Catholics today are worn down by the unnatural and overwhelming forces of modern life — this being no mere accident — and in this wearing-down, we risk compromising on matters of doctrine. This, in turn, blinds and frustrates our efforts to restore all things in Christ. I noticed a hesitancy of the Catholic milieu to engage in the social sphere, and even in the family sphere, where instead only a vague individual holiness is preached.

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