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Our Low Tolerance for Change
Yuval Levin, National Review
Uncovering the Secret History of Myers-Briggs
Merve Emre, Digg
Do Elephants Have Souls?
Caitrin Nicol Keiper, New Atlantis
Take That
Angela Nagle, Dublin Review of Books
You Have the Rite to Remain Silent
Kevin Di Camillo, National Catholic Register
Roger Scruton: ‘My tribal religion’
Michael Duggan, Catholic Herald
Ghosts in a Secular Age
Ross Douthat, New York Times
Harvard's Prestigious Debate Team Loses to New York Prison Inmates
Lauren Gambino, Guardian
Thinking Anew
James M. Banner Jr., Weekly Standard
Old Lies of the Young Turks
Christopher Atamian, New Criterion
Everyday Artificial Stupidity
Geoffrey Pullum, Chronicle of Higher Education
When Friendships Fail
Wesley Hill, Spiritual Friendship
The Symphony: A Moral Vision Revealed in Music
James MacMillan, Standpoint
Embracing the Demands of Priesthood, Demanding the Embrace of Priests
Leah Libresco, DeSales Blog
A Reader's Manifesto
B. R. Myers, Atlantic
A look at a few upcoming events, from the first installment of the 2015-2016 “Art of the Beautiful” lecture series, to an the annual conference of the Love and Fidelity network called “Sexuality, Integrity, and the University”. Continue Reading »
The Opening of the Synod
Charles J. Chaput, O.F.M. CAP., CatholicPhilly
Benedict Option FAQ
Rod Dreher, American Conservative
Coates Contra Mundum
Anthony Daniels, New Criterion
Renoir Haters Picket Outside Museum of Fine Arts
Mark Shanahan, Boston Globe
Why on Earth did Jeanette Winterson Agree to Retell Shakespeare's Winter’s Tale?
Stuart Kelly, Spectator
The Sympathy of the Puritans
Bria Sandford, Fare Forward
Why Palmyra Should Matter to the West
Daniel Johnson, Standpoint
Discovering the Deep South's Clichés All Over Again
Jack Hitt, Washington Post
Did This Libertarian Senate Candidate Really Sacrifice a Goat and Drink its Blood?
Florida Man, GQ
‘Hamilton' is the Very Model of a Modern Fast-Paced Musical
Leah Libresco, FiveThirtyEight
Humane Criminal Justice is Not Hopeless
Robert J. Smith, Slate
Sherry Turkle’s ‘Reclaiming Conversation’
Jonathan Franzen, New York Times
Five Guiding Principles for the Synod
Robert Royal, Catholic Thing
Why Ancient Rome Matters to the Modern World
Mary Beard, Guardian
Supreme Court Confirmation Hearings in 2035
Orin Kerr, Washington Post
St Therese of Child Jesus: The Youngest Doctor of the Church
Staff, Navhind Times
It's Time for Evangelicals to Speak Up for Animals
Kristen Powers, USA Today
Lies, Carly Fiorina, and Abortion
Ross Douthat, New York Times
The Brontës and the Conmen
Mark Bostridge, Times Literary Supplement
‘Unimaginable' Access to Pope Francis Yields 68,000 Photos
Dave Yoder, National Geographic
Benedict-hearts in the Age of Francis
Marc, Patheos
Nothing Like It in 3000 Years of Jewish Literature
Hillel Halkin, Mosaic
Half of US Catholics Disagree with Pope Francis on the Death Penalty
Leah Libresco, FiveThirtyEight
Ben Carson Isn't the Only One a Little Bit Anti-Muslim
Matthew Schmitz, Federalist
The Newly Discovered Tablet V of the Epic of Gilgamesh
Osama S. M. Amin, Ancient History Et Cetera
Evangelism in the Early Church
Robert Wilken, Christian History
Back to Science Class for the Science Guy
Robert P. George & Patrick Lee, National Review
Finding Ourselves in Flannery's Freaks
Fr. Dwight Longenecker, Imaginative Conservative
Seven Books that should be Banned
Matthew Schmitz, Acculturated
Miraculous Occurrences During Pope Francis's Visit to New York
Luke Burns, New Yorker
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