Francis and the Journalists

by John Waters

When you read the pope’s response in light of what has happened—or not happened—in the several days since, it acquires an ominous tenor. Continue Reading »

31 Aug 2018 0

A Time For Saints

by Lila Rose

We are seeing Christ's providential care for the Church in the voices now coming forward to expose corruption. Continue Reading »

31 Aug 2018 0

Two Resisters of Nazism

by Dan Hitchens

The unfinished memoirs of Dietrich von Hildebrand and Sebastian Haffner should be a warning to us not to make any thoughtless Nazi comparisons. Continue Reading »

30 Aug 2018 0

The Necessary Fear

by Todd R. Flanders

 The doctrines of hell and grave sin have been downplayed for decades in the American Church.  Continue Reading »

30 Aug 2018 0

Lessons From England

by Aaron Taylor

American Catholics who are serious about concrete reform should begin by looking at laws in parts of the world that are already ahead of them on this issue. Continue Reading »

29 Aug 2018 0

Why Francis Must Speak

by Gerald E. Murray

The question prompted by Viganò’s account of his personal interactions with Francis, must be answered. Continue Reading »

28 Aug 2018 0

Why We Stay, and the Viganò Testimony

by George Weigel

Archbishop Viganò's testimony deserves to be taken seriously, not peremptorily dismissed or ignored. Continue Reading »

28 Aug 2018 0

What Francis Knew

by Philip Lawler

Viganò's letter implicates Pope Francis in the very behavior he denounced while in Ireland. Continue Reading »

27 Aug 2018 0

Lord, To Whom Shall We Go?

by Gabriel Rossman

Sigrid Undset's Kristen Lavransdatter sheds light on the current crisis in the Catholic Church. Continue Reading »

27 Aug 2018 0

Unconvincing Triumphalism

by Carl R. Trueman

When it comes to the sexual revolution, yes: In Catholic teaching you may have told us so.  But in your actions, you have not shown us a better way. Continue Reading »

27 Aug 2018 0