1946: A New Dawn for Polish Catholics

by Raymond J. de Souza

Anniversaries make clear the history that was hidden at the time. Continue Reading »

5 Aug 2021 0

Dogma Drives the Christian Life

by Carl R. Trueman

Christian hospitality, love, and hope all rest on truth claims, not sentiments. Continue Reading »

5 Aug 2021 0

Looking Back to Think Forward

by Francis X. Maier

What the past teaches us most forcefully is that reform of the institution depends on reform of the individual. Continue Reading »

4 Aug 2021 0

Moral Courage and the Many Cultures of Death

by George Weigel

Colonel Ryszard Kukliński took a courageous stand against communism’s culture of death, knowing that freedom is never cost-free. Continue Reading »

4 Aug 2021 0

Angelic Diet

by Hans Boersma

Angels live off the Word that eternally proceeds out of the Father’s mouth. Continue Reading »

3 Aug 2021 0

Ten Things I Learned from the Pandemic

by James Hankins

I learned the following ten lessons about democratic society from the pandemic. Continue Reading »

2 Aug 2021 0

The Plot Thickens

by John Wilson

What I offer below is an entirely unsystematic list of three essays and one long book touching on “plot” in ways that have been energizing to me. Continue Reading »

30 Jul 2021 0

Mass and Memory

by Martin Mosebach

Pope Francis is roused by something that troubles him: the tradition of the Church.  Continue Reading »

30 Jul 2021 0

Atomized Moms

by Mary Harrington

What science reveals about the mom-baby relationship. Continue Reading »

29 Jul 2021 0

The Bishops, Donatism, and President Biden

by George Weigel

The bishops are looking to clarify—with the final goal of healing and full communion—that the facilitation of abortion is a grave moral evil. Continue Reading »

28 Jul 2021 0