“Luce,” Mascot of Dumbed-Down Catholicism
by George WeigelWe have come a long way from Michelangelo’s extraordinary frescoes on the Sistine Chapel ceiling to “Luce.” Continue Reading »
We have come a long way from Michelangelo’s extraordinary frescoes on the Sistine Chapel ceiling to “Luce.” Continue Reading »
In an increasingly secular culture, the shift to self-protection by religious conservatives is likely to endure. Continue Reading »
Two hundred years from now, will people look back at the twentieth century as an anomaly in the history of faith? Continue Reading »
After four years of inflation, crime, war, border crisis, abuses of power, and censorship, American women finally stood up to vicious, bullying thugs. Continue Reading »
Christians have been wrestling with the psalms for centuries. And we shall continue to wrestle with them. Continue Reading »
Having abandoned any notion of leisure and the interior life, only one logical path is available: teaching students to use more technology to do more and produce more. Continue Reading »
At Thanksgiving we look back and ahead at the same—we look forward to the Great Feast. May it be so. Continue Reading »
Though George Washington declared a day of thanksgiving in 1789, it did not become an annual American holiday until the presidency of Abraham Lincoln. Continue Reading »
In the age of so many immanent imperatives, how can Christians in general, and church leaders in particular, realign their priorities with those of the New Testament? Continue Reading »
I would like to ask you, as one Catholic and one patriot to another, to rethink your position on the war that Russia is waging against Ukraine. Continue Reading »