Before the 2020 Presidentiad Begins in Earnest . . .

by George Weigel

Effective leadership at the highest political level demands not only wit and wisdom but dramatic craft that rises above demagogy.  Continue Reading »

22 Jan 2020 0

A Plea for Pakistan’s Christians

by Charles J. Chaput

Christians and other members of minority religions in Pakistan face chronic hostility, harassment, and persecution. Continue Reading »

21 Jan 2020 0

The Billionaires Behind the LGBT Movement

by Jennifer Bilek

The LGBT rights agenda has become a powerful, aggressive force in American society. Continue Reading »

21 Jan 2020 0

Sir Roger the Gadfly

by Hamza Yusuf Hanson

Sir Roger was a constant gadfly cajoling us back to sanity.  Continue Reading »

20 Jan 2020 0

Roger Scruton: Burkean and Bohemian

by John Haldane

Roger’s passing leaves a large gap in our lives that we know can never be filled. Continue Reading »

18 Jan 2020 0

Remembering Sir Roger

by Jonathan Price

Sir Roger Scruton was my teacher, mentor, and friend.  Continue Reading »

17 Jan 2020 0

Belgium’s Death Doctors

by Wesley J. Smith

Belgium is prosecuting three doctors for illegal euthanasia. Continue Reading »

17 Jan 2020 0

A Word of Thanks

by R. R. Reno

Our year-end campaign has exceeded our goals. Continue Reading »

17 Jan 2020 0

China’s Second Cultural Revolution

by Thomas F. Farr

Mao’s successors concede that trying to kill religion is not realistic, but that religion poses a mortal threat to communist rule and must be controlled.  Continue Reading »

16 Jan 2020 0

Sex, Celibacy, and the Latest Curiosity From Rome

by Francis X. Maier

Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI and Cardinal Robert Sarah see priestly celibacy, and the sacrifices (but also the joy) it entails, as vital to the life of the Church.  Continue Reading »

15 Jan 2020 0