The New Divide in American Politics

by Mark Movsesian

Americans have never had European-style religious and non-religious parties, but that may be changing. Continue Reading »

23 May 2018 0

What Happens in Germany

by Charles J. Chaput

The resolution of the intercommunion question in Germany will have far-reaching consequences in the Church. Continue Reading »

23 May 2018 0

Ireland and the
‘Ensoulment’ Myth

by Catherine Lafferty

Irish abortion proponents have had to construct a parody Church to make the case for their referendum. Continue Reading »

23 May 2018 0

A Homily to Remember

by Wesley Hill

Michael Curry's homily at the Royal Wedding illustrated the power that good preaching still holds. Continue Reading »

22 May 2018 0

The View from Here Is Glory

by Daniel Rattelle

Joshua Hren's new collection of stories, This Our Exile, presents an authentically Catholic fiction. Continue Reading »

22 May 2018 0

The Chilean Bishops Crisis

by Philip Lawler

With the mass resignation of 34 Chilean bishops, we have reached the decisive moment of the Francis pontificate. Continue Reading »

22 May 2018 0

If Only Francis Were Luther!

by Carl R. Trueman

Roman Catholics should worry less about Pope Francis's resemblance to Luther and more about his resemblance to Erasmus.  Continue Reading »

21 May 2018 0

The Welby Pontificate

by Stephen Noll

In the face of fractious intra-church squabbles, the Archbishop of Canterbury is changing the deliberative process of the Anglican Communion. Continue Reading »

21 May 2018 0

The Polyglot Politics of Pentecost

by Peter J. Leithart

Pentecost sounds like a repeat of Babel, but, unlike Babel, Pentecostal tongues communicate rather than confuse. Continue Reading »

18 May 2018 0

The Met’s Defensible Decadence

by Charlotte Allen

This year's Met Gala was not the first time decadence served to celebrate the Church. Continue Reading »

18 May 2018 0