A Castle of Thought

by Grant Kaplan

Theologian Frederick Lawrence synthesizes the work of two twentieth-century giants: Bernard Lonergan and Hans-Georg Gadamer. Continue Reading »

11 Jul 2017 0

Everything in Its Place

by Matthew Hennessey

A place for everything; everything in its place—that’s what crossed my mind as I listened to the surgeon talk. Continue Reading »

11 Jul 2017 0

Passion for Equality

by Mark Movsesian

Fear of hurt feelings may be the biggest driver of public opinion on sexuality-related court decisions. Continue Reading »

10 Jul 2017 0

Trump in Poland

by ​Ryszard Legutko

What made the majority of Poles particularly disposed to welcome Trump was precisely what makes him a hate-figure in Germany and among many in his own nation: Trump is thought to be a dissenter. He dissents from the ideologically correct mainstream politics that has been stifling Western civilization for some time. Continue Reading »

8 Jul 2017 0

The Good Soldier

by Marco Tosatti

Cardinal Müller experienced life under Francis as a sort of Calvary, but was a good soldier to the end. Continue Reading »

7 Jul 2017 0

A Tragedy Either Way

by Philippa Martyr

George Pell will have his day in court, yet so little good is likely to come of it, whatever the outcome. Continue Reading »

7 Jul 2017 0

Dachau Golgotha

by Filip Mazurczak

Misconceptions abound on the relationship of Nazism and Christianity. Continue Reading »

6 Jul 2017 0

Learning from Reagan on Healthcare

by Pete Spiliakos

Republicans can learn from Reagan's successes and failures on the healthcare issue. Continue Reading »

6 Jul 2017 0

Befriending Geoffrey Chaucer: A Review

by Doug Sikkema

Amidst Chaucer's satire lies a profound vision of the Church for the Church. Continue Reading »

5 Jul 2017 0

Fifty Years of Friendship with Cardinal Pell

by George Weigel

Pell's faith may be what aggravates his foes the most. Continue Reading »

5 Jul 2017 0