The Judicial Usurpation of Parliament

by Peter Hitchens

Parliament can look after itself when faced with a tricky prime minister, and doesn’t need lawyers or courts to do so.  Continue Reading »

26 Sep 2019 0

Twitteracusis 

by John Waters

The Twitter bubble renders society deaf, closing the collective conversation off to alternative perspectives. Continue Reading »

26 Sep 2019 0

Balderdash on the Tiber

by George Weigel

The John Paul II Institute has been hijacked by a new pack of Vandals conducting a new sack of Rome. Continue Reading »

25 Sep 2019 0

Newman at the Amazon Synod

by Dan Hitchens

A spectre is haunting the preparations for next month’s Amazon Synod: the spectre of John Henry Newman.  Continue Reading »

24 Sep 2019 0

Newman’s University Today

by Avery Cardinal Dulles

Cardinal Dulles’s address to the Cardinal Newman Society on November 11, 2001, in Washington, D.C. Continue Reading »

23 Sep 2019 0

The Madonna

by John Wilson

Before that moment I had understood Marian devotion intellectually . . . but I had never felt it.  Continue Reading »

20 Sep 2019 0

What’s at Stake in the French-Ahmari Debate?

by R. R. Reno

The Ahmari-French exchange reveals real disagreements on the American Right. Continue Reading »

19 Sep 2019 0

Flower Power?

by Carl R. Trueman

Liberal theology tends to result in liturgical practices that are at best banal and at worst childish. Continue Reading »

19 Sep 2019 0

The Altar’s Tears

by Cole S. Aronson

Future partnerships are regarded with suspicion after the dissolution of a first marriage. 
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19 Sep 2019 0

Ironies in the Fire

by George Weigel

Through the twists and turns of its encounter with modernity, the Catholic Church has rediscovered the basic truth about itself.  Continue Reading »

18 Sep 2019 0