Is Pope Francis a Heretic?

by Thomas Weinandy, O.F.M. Cap.

The fact that Pope Francis articulates his positions in an ambiguous manner makes it almost impossible to accuse him rightly of heresy.  Continue Reading »

7 May 2019 0

Jesuits and The Catholic Mind

by K. E. Colombini

Despite our concerns about the Jesuits’ orthodoxy today, we must not forget the great Jesuits that deserve to be praised and remembered. Continue Reading »

6 May 2019 0

You Are Old, Father William

by John Wilson

Why are old people so invisible in our “culture”? Continue Reading »

3 May 2019 0

Tradition and Fertility in Eastern Europe

by Lyman Stone

After more than a decade as a demographic laggard, eastern Europe is having a slight “baby boom.” Continue Reading »

2 May 2019 0

Our Lady of Hope

by Nathan Pinkoski and J. A. A. Pateron

There is a desire in France to continue the heritage that preceded us, and which must continue after us. Continue Reading »

2 May 2019 0

The Poet and the Mob

by Dan Hitchens

Murray’s poems pack an impossible amount of meaning into short lines. Continue Reading »

1 May 2019 0

Australia’s Poet

by Kevin Hart

Murray’s writing about the landscape and mores of rural Australia drew attention in his home country. Continue Reading »

1 May 2019 0

Truth-Telling and Big Abortion

by George Weigel

The pro-choice movement has thrived because of its extraordinary ability to mask what it’s really about. Continue Reading »

1 May 2019 0

Les Murray, Dissident Poet

by David Mason

Les Murray's work helped raise his nation's poetry to a level of global importance.  Continue Reading »

30 Apr 2019 0

The Living Stones of
Notre-Dame

by Abbé Eric Iborra

The disappearance of Notre-Dame suddenly reveals a need: The world, though distant from the Church, needs the Church.  Continue Reading »

30 Apr 2019 0