Catholicism

A selection of recent articles on this topic

It’s Always Thanksgiving Day

Alexander Riley

For most Americans in 2021, Thanksgiving means a day off from work, perhaps also an occasion to…

The History of National Flags in Churches

Miles Smith

This summer, Christianity Today ran an article about Protestant pastors’ views on displaying national flags in sanctuaries…

America’s Search for Social Utopia

Miles Smith

The New York City Council has voted to remove the statue of Thomas Jefferson from the council…

Lessons From the Reformation’s Pamphlet War

Carl R. Trueman

It is in many ways odd that we observe Reformation Day on October 31. Setting aside the…

Blessing Biden

John Murdock

Charles Sumner was caned on the Senate floor in 1856. Sumner, an abolitionist senator from Massachusetts, had…

How Google Saves Liberal Democracy

Peter J. Leithart

It is no longer possible,” John Dewey lamented in his 1939 book Freedom and Culture, “to hold…

The Witness of the Mafia Martyrs

Raymond J. de Souza

The Archdiocese of Catania, Sicily’s second-largest city, has put a three-year ban on godparents at baptism and…

The New Jewish-Christian Encounter

Mark Bauerlein

The latest installment of an ongoing interview series with contributing editor Mark Bauerlein. Jennifer Rosner joins the podcast…

Julia Yost on Trauma

R. R. Reno

Senior editor Julia Yost joins R. R. Reno to talk about her article from the October 2021…

Giving Billy Joel His Due

Bethel McGrew

I vividly remember the first time I heard Billy Joel on the radio. Mainstream pop/rock radio was…

Why We Call God “Our Father”

C. C. Pecknold

Fr. Thomas Reese—former editor in chief of America magazine and now a senior analyst for Religion News…

Virtue vs. Virtue-Signaling

James Hankins

Last weekend I attended the “Higher Education Summit,” an annual gathering sponsored by the Classical Learning Test…

Stigmatize Social Media

Samuel D. James

For a few hours on October 4, the developed world experienced a temporary increase in emotional health…

We Are All Double Agents

John Wilson

No,” I wearily repeat, “the spy novel did not lose its raison d’être when the Cold War…

America Needs a Kosher Diner

Cole S. Aronson

America has given the world two things: baseball and jazz,” said a great professor of political philosophy…