Catholicism

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Person, Charism, and the Legionaries of Christ

Richard John Neuhaus

This past May, the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith (CDF), with the approval of the…

Theocracy, Theocracy, Theocracy

Ross Douthat

American Theocracy: The Peril and Politics of Radical Religion,Oil, and Borrowed Money in the 21st Centuryby Kevin…

RJN: 6.28.06 I know I reveal my…

Richard John Neuhaus

I know I reveal my old-fogeyism when I say that I’m only vaguely aware of who Britney…

RJN: 6.7.06 It is getting the attention…

Richard John Neuhaus

It is getting the attention it deserves in avowedly conservative circles, but Ramesh Ponnuru’s fine book The…

Hold the Granola

Gilbert Meilaender

Crunchy Cons by Rod Dreher. Crown Forum, 272 pages, $24. Making a long drive home from a…

RJN: 4.12.06 Moving to less controversial topics…

Richard John Neuhaus

Moving to less controversial topics, George Will had a thoughtful column Sunday before last on new efforts…

The Writing Life

Ralph McInerny

It is the rare reader of fiction who does not at some time or other consider becoming…

The Saints of John Paul II

Philip Zaleski

Of the making of saints there is no end cries the modern Ecclesiastes, and with some justification.…

RJN 1.9.06 Elizabeth Bumiller

Richard John Neuhaus

Elizabeth Bumiller, in the February 6 issue of the New York Times , reports on a speech…

From Ratzinger to Benedict

Avery Cardinal Dulles

Like his predecessor John Paul II, Benedict XVI was present at all four sessions of the Second…

The Miracle of Evolution

Stephen M. Barr

There are two fundamentally different battles raging in the current debates about evolution. The first pits nearly…

Requiem for a Parish

Emily Stimpson

It was built by Polish immigrants—workers in the steel mill and the glass factory that sat along…

Protestant-Catholic-Jew, Then and Now

Kevin M. Schultz

In the winter of 1954, Will Herberg, the best untrained sociologist in America, turned his attention to…

SB: 12.23.05 One often hears…

Stephen M. Barr

One often hears it said that modern science has adopted a methodology that takes no account of…

RJN: 11.24.05 Thanksgiving Day…

Richard John Neuhaus

Thanksgiving Day. The little community of which I’m part doesn’t have a Thanksgiving dinner. We disperse to…