Catholicism

A selection of recent articles on this topic

The Two Faces of Amoris Laetitia

Mats Wahlberg

Two completely different—and logically incompatible—arguments in favor of communion for the divorced and remarried have figured in…

Pope Francis’s Achilles Heel

William Doino Jr.

In a recent interview with the German paper Die Zeit, Pope Francis declared, “I am a sinner…

Pope Francis as Historian

Bronwen Catherine McShea

During a friendly meeting on January 19 with an ecumenical delegation from Finland, Pope Francis affirmed his…

On “Owning” the Church

George Weigel

The question of “who owns the Church” has had a stormy history in Catholic America, although the…

Ecclesiology in Space

David Randall

Some time ago a guarantee was given: “That thou art Peter, and upon this rock I will…

The Benedict Option and the Way of Exchange

Alan Jacobs

Surely there has never been a richer and more deeply faithful model of Christian faith and practice…

Assessing Francis

William Doino Jr.

When Francis was elected pope four years ago, he made a memorable request as he introduced himself…

The Right to Be Yourself?

Douglas Farrow

During the rollout of our university’s Preferred First Name Policy (PFNP), the McGill Reporter offered this apologia…

The Erosion of Catholic Sacramental Discipline in Germany

Christian Spaemann

On February 1, 2017, the German Bishops’ Conference published a press release announcing their new document, “The…

The Bishop and the Nazis

Daniel Utrecht

Count Clemens August von Galen, a member of an old aristocratic family, was consecrated Bishop of Münster…

A Book for Me and All Protestants to Read

Carl R. Trueman

I recently had the privilege of recording an hour-long conversation with Archbishop Charles Chaput, reflecting on the…

A Lent to Remember

George Weigel

The best Lent of my life involved getting up every day at 5:30 a.m., hiking for miles…

The Pontifical Academies’ Mess of Pottage

Michael Pakaluk

In a recent article at Crux, I argued that invitations by the Pontifical Academies to Paul Erhlich…

The New Jansenism: A Pessimism That Would Canonize All

Jessica M. Murdoch

One of my students, in a paper concerning the Church’s doctrine on the four last things, made…

The Dangers of Half-Truths

Michael Pakaluk

You’ve read it again and again. Finnis and Grisez asserted it. Joseph Seifert said the same thing…