Apocalypse Now?

by Peter J. Leithart

The main thing exposed by any apocalypse is the state of the heart.  Continue Reading »

27 Mar 2020 0

Two Cheers for Charles Taylor and Friends

by Carl R. Trueman

Charles Taylor’s latest work, co-authored with Patrizia Nanz and Madeleine Beaubien, details how Western democracy is in serious trouble. Continue Reading »

27 Mar 2020 0

Coronavirus Diary: New York, March 26

by R. R. Reno

By emphasizing the technological promise and the rhetoric of preventable death, we are ensuring that this crisis will go on and on, reverberating in society for a long while to come. Continue Reading »

27 Mar 2020 0

Discernment in Plague-Times

by Leah Libresco Sargeant

If we struggle to serve God in small things, he may be generous enough to invite us into his service in dramatic ways. Continue Reading »

26 Mar 2020 0

Coronavirus Diary: New York, March 25

by R. R. Reno

Death’s undertow is strong. It inspires powerful emotions, amplified by the media and echoing in our souls. Continue Reading »

26 Mar 2020 0

“Wittenberg” in Synodal Slow Motion

by George Weigel

German Catholic leaders seem determined to create a nominally Catholic form of liberal Protestantism. Continue Reading »

25 Mar 2020 0

Christian Life In Plague-Time

by Kevin Martin

Luther’s letter “Whether One May Flee From A Deadly Plague” finds that elusive middle ground between panic and foolhardiness. Continue Reading »

25 Mar 2020 0

Coronavirus Diary: New York, March 24

by R. R. Reno

The New York shutdown has not suspended all the corporal works of mercy.  Continue Reading »

24 Mar 2020 0

A Booklist For Quarantine

by John Wilson

A list of a few books that might offer welcome distraction.  Continue Reading »

24 Mar 2020 0

Say “No” to Death’s Dominion

by R. R. Reno

We must reject the specious moralism that places fear of death at the center of life. Continue Reading »

23 Mar 2020 0