A Grand Betrayal

by Catherine Lafferty

There are times when some form of public protest, no matter how small, must be made against oppression. Continue Reading »

4 Dec 2018 0

Celebrity Theologian

by Robert Benne

Those concerned about the reality TV-star in the White House should be even more alarmed at the popularity of Bolz-Weber, the celebrity theologian. Continue Reading »

3 Dec 2018 0

Angels of Advent

by Peter J. Leithart

The hosts of heaven proclaim the good news that in Jesus mankind has reached its destiny.  Continue Reading »

30 Nov 2018 0

Lord, You Know It All

by Dan Hitchens

Conversion stories remind us that God understands us better than we understand ourselves.  Continue Reading »

29 Nov 2018 0

Cleansed and Conformed to God’s Will

by George Weigel

That the Church needs cleansing is not much in doubt as Advent 2018 dawns. Continue Reading »

28 Nov 2018 0

Sasse’s Case for Anti-Tribes

by Timothy Lang

Sasse’s description of America's many ills is accurate, but his overall argument about the state of our politics is too broad.  Continue Reading »

27 Nov 2018 0

The Kominsky Method and the Hollywood Boomers

by John William Sullivan

Unlike most of what emerges from Tinseltown, a new genre of comedy focuses not on the travails of the young, but of those in their 70s. Continue Reading »

26 Nov 2018 0

Coming Attractions for 2019

by John Wilson

Four books to look forward to in the coming year. Continue Reading »

23 Nov 2018 0

Confessions of a Catholic Whistleblower

by Siobhan M. O Connor

 I now seek to be part of the reform and renewal of the Church I love.  Continue Reading »

22 Nov 2018 0

Vatican Autocracy and the U.S. Bishops

by George Weigel

The bishops’ challenge now is to temper their ingrained deference to “Rome” and get on with devising responses to this crisis that are within their authority. Continue Reading »

21 Nov 2018 0