The Fraud of Higher Education

by Benjamin Myers

Universities stay relevant not by chasing the needs of the moment, but by addressing themselves to the lasting questions in human life. Continue Reading »

19 Mar 2019 0

California Threatens the Seal of Confession

by Charlotte Allen

California State Senator Jerry Hill has introduced a bill to abolish legal protection for the seal of confession. Continue Reading »

18 Mar 2019 0

Season of Ashes

by Peter J. Leithart

Anointed by the Spirit, we become living sacrifices, crowned with flame, not ash, and burning like the burning bush— burning, but not consumed.  Continue Reading »

15 Mar 2019 0

Redeeming the Time
with St. Patrick

by Terence Sweeney

Why love this world? Because it was in this world that we fell in love with God and it is only in this time that we can help other hearts turn to God. Continue Reading »

14 Mar 2019 0

The Holy See and Cardinal Pell

by George Weigel

 The Australian justice system has thus far failed one of Australia’s most distinguished sons. Continue Reading »

13 Mar 2019 0

Memorization and Repentance

by Hans Boersma

By memorizing, we turn away from sinful distraction and share in God’s own, ever-reliable memory in Christ. Continue Reading »

11 Mar 2019 0

Narrating Martyrdom

by John Wilson

The task of narrating Christianity's global expansion is fraught. Continue Reading »

8 Mar 2019 0

Making Sense of Hell

by Dan Hitchens

The doctrine of hell is coming under particular pressure at the moment. Continue Reading »

7 Mar 2019 0

The Most Anti-Christian Country on Earth

by John Waters

A government report in Ireland calls for crucifixes to be removed from hospital walls. Continue Reading »

6 Mar 2019 0

Our Dreyfus Case

by George Weigel

The conviction of Cardinal George Pell on charges of “historic sexual abuse” is this generation’s Dreyfus Affair. Continue Reading »

6 Mar 2019 0