We Shall Meet

by Benedict Kiely

For the believer, the ritual of funeral and prayer for the dead is more than just an exterior comfort: It is an act of faith. Continue Reading »

2 Nov 2018 0

Clashing Victimocracies

by Peter J. Leithart

Politics dissolves into brutality unless it’s infused with apolitical habits and virtues—humility, gentleness, forbearance, forgiveness, kindness, charity, love. Continue Reading »

2 Nov 2018 0

Bringing Sex Back

by Emily Zinos

The Department of Health and Human Services is to be commended for taking steps to ensure that the law sees us as we are, no matter how we identify.   Continue Reading »

2 Nov 2018 0

Courage in the Gayborhood

by Sebastian Alvarez

Why does St. Paul’s, a parish that otherwise fosters a genuinely Catholic parish life, openly flout Catholic sexual morality? Continue Reading »

1 Nov 2018 0

Death at Tree of Life

by Gerald McDermott

We should regard an attack on Jews as an attack on our spiritual cousins, God’s beloved people who gave us our Messiah and salvation.  Continue Reading »

1 Nov 2018 0

The Reformation We Need

by Carl R. Trueman

We need a new understanding of what is at stake.  Continue Reading »

31 Oct 2018 0

Shifting Tectonic Plates in Eastern Christianity

by George Weigel

A realized autocephaly for Ukrainian Orthodoxy would “mark a new period in the history of the Universal Church.” Continue Reading »

31 Oct 2018 0

Reversing Roe v. Wade

by Michael J. New

A new documentary film purportedly gives a thorough overview of abortion politics since the 1960s, but leaves out several major events essential to any history of the political attempt to overturn Roe. Continue Reading »

30 Oct 2018 0

Crisis at CUA

by Charlotte Allen

John Garvey, president of Catholic University, is between a rock and a hard place. Continue Reading »

30 Oct 2018 0

Anti-Semitism and the Rise of Rage

by R. R. Reno

Let us link arms as Christians and Jews, bearing witness in our loyalty to each other, a loyalty that does not deny our profound theological differences, but holds forth the possibility of unity in our divided country. Continue Reading »

29 Oct 2018 0