Catholicism
A selection of recent articles on this topic
Catholicism’s Empty Quarter
QUÉBEC CITY. The exit signs along Autoroute 40 between the quondam capital of New France and Montréal…
He’s Not “Turning his Back to the People”
Cardinal Robert Sarah, prefect of the Vatican’s Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments,…
The Myth of the Moderate Catholic
If there is one word Christians should be wary of, in the political and religious spheres, it…
Joe Biden is Isaac Hecker’s Fault?
U.S. Catholics generally know little about the Church’s history in our country. But whether you’re trying to…
No Man Would Be a Martyr for a Syllogism
Congratulations to Madison Michieli for winning second place in our second annual Student Essay Contest. Below is…
Loving Our Enemies
Of all the teachings of the Gospel, one of the least heeded is the command to love…
The Burden of Proof Concerning Women Deacons
Pope Francis agreed to set up a “Study Commission on Women in the Diaconate” in response to…
Notre Dame’s Deal with the Devil
Tim Kaine is a Harvard Law graduate, but he and other pro-choice Catholic politicians owe much to…
The Sacraments Don’t Need Fixing
I’m at that time of life—mid-to-late twenties—when friends and acquaintances start to make lifelong commitments. And I…
Does French Culture Have a Future?
This interview of Pierre Manent, former director of studies at the École des Hautes Études en Sciences…
Understand the Enemy as He Understands Himself
This interview of Rémi Brague, professor emeritus at the Sorbonne and Romano Guardini Chair at the Ludwig…
Segregated in Death
In the aftermath of the Orlando nightclub massacre in June, Russell Moore lamented our inability to mourn…
Catholics Must Resist Ethno-Nationalism
The Duquesne Club in Pittsburgh is one of the most prestigious and luxurious private clubs in the…
Against Moral Complexity
In today’s divided moral landscape, with thoughtful, well-meaning people on both sides of every issue, there’s no…
“Je Suis Jacques Hamel”
What has just happened at Saint-Étienne du Rouvray can only arouse horror and even anger at a…
