Jazz, Hope, and Perverse Modernism

by Mark Judge

Before rage mobs, before cancel culture, before lawsuits over Christmas, Americans were once comfortable with moments of charged grace in the public square. Continue Reading »

22 Oct 2020 0

Joe Biden, Pre-Conciliar Catholic?

by George Weigel

Aspects of Mr. Biden’s Catholic self-presentation put me in mind of some of the folkways of pre-Vatican II tribal Catholicism. Continue Reading »

21 Oct 2020 0

No Argument Against Death

by Wesley J. Smith

“A society that believes in nothing can offer no argument even against death.” Continue Reading »

21 Oct 2020 0

Of Course We’re Not a Democracy

by Mike Lee

Our system of government is best described as a constitutional republic. Continue Reading »

20 Oct 2020 0

Give My Regards to New York

by Kari Jenson Gold

Even before de Blasio brought the place to her knees, New York had ceased to be as compelling. Continue Reading »

20 Oct 2020 0

Biden’s Betrayal

by Kenneth Craycraft

Like John F. Kennedy before him, Joe Biden has submerged his religious faith in his partisan loyalty, betraying his religion. Continue Reading »

20 Oct 2020 0

The Bitter Month

by Tevi Troy

Is a month without special observances a superior or inferior month? Continue Reading »

19 Oct 2020 0

Thomas Howard, RIP

by Kenneth Craycraft

Tom had a deep sense that these things God had given us were infused with the presence of grace. Continue Reading »

17 Oct 2020 0

Baseball’s Beginnings

by John Wilson

In 2020, we are not that far removed from the early era of professional baseball in America, no matter how much the game has changed over the decades. Continue Reading »

16 Oct 2020 0

Child Euthanasia Comes to the Netherlands

by Jonathon Van Maren

The Dutch government is preparing to legalize euthanasia for children between the ages of one and twelve.  Continue Reading »

15 Oct 2020 0