Hot Chocolate in Heaven

by John Wilson

Walgermo has achieved a small miracle of tact, insight, and gentle humor. Continue Reading »

24 Dec 2020 0

What the Magi Teach Us

by George Weigel

God is in charge: not the stars, the planets, or other impersonal forces. Continue Reading »

23 Dec 2020 0

The Origins of Sexual Totalitarianism

by Carlo Lancellotti

Del Noce observed that Reich’s idea of “sexual revolution” contains in nuce exactly the totalitarian tendencies that have become more visible in recent years. Continue Reading »

23 Dec 2020 0

Biden’s Challenge For Bishops

by Jayd Henricks

Biden’s public witness will force questions that most bishops would prefer to avoid. Continue Reading »

23 Dec 2020 0

China’s Threat to the Bible

by Nina Shea

American Bible publishers can best preserve Americans’ First Amendment rights—and their own reputations—by immediately shifting their printing out of China. Continue Reading »

22 Dec 2020 0

First Things is a Beacon

by Mark Bauerlein

We sit halfway between academia and the public square, trying to merge the best of both. With your help, we can continue.  Continue Reading »

22 Dec 2020 0

Light in the Darkness

by L. S. Dugdale

On this, the darkest day of the year, may we be confident that the light will soon begin to increase. Continue Reading »

21 Dec 2020 0

Learning from the O Antiphons

by C. C. Pecknold

The O Antiphons re-orient us to Christ as the center of salvation history. Continue Reading »

18 Dec 2020 0

Death of a Spy

by John Wilson

In memory of the spy and novelist John le Carré. Continue Reading »

18 Dec 2020 0

The Violent Liturgy of Alabama Football

by Peter J. Leithart

At Alabama, Saban has created a culture that ultimately reflects his Catholic convictions. Continue Reading »

18 Dec 2020 0