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On Not Settling for Mediocrity

George Weigel

CRACOW. With World Youth Day 2016 beginning here in less than three weeks, thoughts naturally turn to…

A Cinematic Lesson in Hope

George Weigel

At a moment like this when there doesn’t seem to be a lot going right—ascendant authoritarianisms throughout…

Bystanders to Genocide

Timothy George

“Who today still speaks of the massacre of the Armenians?” —Adolf Hitler, August 22, 1939 The visit…

If the Church Were a Haven

Wesley Hill

In the days following the Orlando shooting, many mourners observed that clubs like Pulse have been among…

What Francis Forgets About Marriage

Edward Peters

How can one square the beautiful ideal of marriage set out by Pope Francis in Amoris Laetitia…

Two Catholics and the Catholic Game

George Weigel

Baseball is by far the most Catholic of the sports on which we lavish such attention and…

The Other Assisi

Matthew Milliner

We pilgrims pile into the Basilica of Saint Clare to see the San Damiano cross that spoke…

There Aren’t “Two Popes” in any Way, Shape, or Form

George Weigel

Life, even Catholic life, is full of ambiguities, but some things either are or aren’t. It’s a…

Who Lost Christian Europe?

William Doino Jr.

In 1949, after Mao Tse-tung’s Communist troops overthrew the US-backed government of Chiang Kai-shek, the Communists seized…

Ritualed Knowing

Peter J. Leithart

Knowledge by Ritual: A Biblical Prolegomena to Sacramental TheologyBy Dru JohnsonEisenbrauns, 289 pages, $39.95 Epistemology and ritual…

Angelic Stubbornness

Bianca Czaderna

God or Nothing: A Conversation on Faithby robert cardinal sarahinterviewed by nicolas diatignatius, 285 pages, $17.95 On…

Is Liberalism a Heresy?

Francesca Aran Murphy

The only viable vehicle of conservatism in modernity is a market-oriented liberalism that regards freedom within law…

Only Francis Can Go to China?

George Weigel

Cardinal Pietro Parolin, Secretary of State of the Holy See, recently told an Italian journal that relations…

The One Really Interesting Story

Timothy George

The Christian Church confesses that [what the world calls]“myth” is history itself. She recognizes herself by this…

The Other Footnote in Amoris Laetitia

Michael Pakaluk

Pope Francis’s recent Apostolic Exhortation Amoris Laetitia is, for the most part, a beautiful presentation of Catholic…