September Reflections

by John Wilson

The month of September is particularly resonant for me.  Continue Reading »

6 Sep 2024 0

Candace Owens Doesn’t Speak for Catholics

by Andrew Doran and Mary Eberstadt

“Catholic anti-Semite” isn’t just an error. It’s an oxymoron. Continue Reading »

5 Sep 2024 0

We Need Good Protestant Ethicists

by Carl R. Trueman

The churches now need to teach Christian ethics more explicitly and more thoroughly, because that is where the wider culture will challenge Christian discipleship most powerfully. Continue Reading »

5 Sep 2024 0

Witness to Hope, Twenty-Five Years Later

by George Weigel

Witness to Hope continues to strengthen the faith of Catholics and lead seekers to Christ and his Church. Continue Reading »

4 Sep 2024 0

The Christian Nationalism We Need

by Josh Hawley

Every citizen is heir to the loves, to the liberties, to the common purpose our Christian tradition gives us.  Continue Reading »

4 Sep 2024 0

The Metaphysical Promise of the Consumer Society

by Stephen G. Adubato

Traditionalists are finding common ground with those on the far left of postmodern discourse.  Continue Reading »

3 Sep 2024 0

Renewing Labor

by Jonathan Berry

We debate wages and working conditions, treatment and terms of employment. These are worthwhile issues that any just labor policy should address. But Scripture calls us to start elsewhere.  Continue Reading »

2 Sep 2024 0

Trump Responds to Pro-Life Pressure

by Jonathon Van Maren

Internal sources and press reports indicate that Trump retracted his previous statement regarding Florida's “Right to Abortion Initiative” due to backlash—highlighting just how essential it is for pro-life leaders to speak up now. Continue Reading »

2 Sep 2024 0

Thinking Faithfully About Film

by James S. Spiegel

We all wrestle with God. When it comes to cinematic art, this struggle will be manifest on the big screen. Continue Reading »

30 Aug 2024 0

On Distinguishing Justice and Vengeance

by Francis X. Maier

After a decade of media outrage, Vatican oversight, victim reparations, and reform, one might expect that the SCV would be allowed a breather to rebuild. Not so.  Continue Reading »

29 Aug 2024 0