Catholicism

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Flannery O’Connor: A Life

Paul V. Mankowski

Flannery O’Connor: A Life by jean w. cash university of tennessee press, 392 pages, $30 Writing of…

The Persistence of the Catholic Moment

Richard John Neuhaus

In 1987, while I was still a Lutheran, I published a book titled The Catholic Moment: The…

It’s the Theology, Stupid

Richard John Neuhaus

What went wrong, and when, and why? Father Robert W. Crooker of the University of St. Thomas…

Jacques Maritain and Vatican Council II

Richard John Neuhaus

When, many years ago, I first read Jacques Maritain’s The Peasant of the Garonne, I shared the…

What Should Pius XII Have Done?

Richard John Neuhaus

“During the discussion about the possible beatification/canonization of Pope Pius XII the major critique of Pius has…

Media Abused and Abusing

Richard John Neuhaus

“Abused by the Media,” while not without its own problems, is a valuable article by Peter Steinfels,…

Economics as Religion: From Samuelson to Chicago and Beyond

Robert A. Sirico

Economics, as a social science, occupies a peculiar space within academic and national life. Economists deal with…

What Is Ancient Philosophy?

Benjamin Balint

According to Pierre Hadot, a prominent historian of ancient thought and professor emeritus at the CollËge de…

Scandal Time: A Palpable Change

Richard John Neuhaus

There is, as of this writing, something of a lull in the storms of crisis that have…

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Real Ethics: Rethinking the Foundations of Morality By John Rist. Cambridge University Press. 295 pp. $23 paper.…

Meat-and-Potato Catholics

George Weigel

(The following report is submitted by our ubiquitous correspondent George Weigel.) Outraged commentary quickly followed Bishop Timothy…

Newman on the Personal

John F. Crosby

There immediately follows a piece of vintage Newmanian satire. He imagines the division of mind that is…

Poetry

Various

Like the weary sailor, the refugee from wreck and storm, who escapes half-dead, and then, in terror,…

It Is Not a “Catholic Thing”

Richard John Neuhaus

During what may come to be called the Great Lenten Humiliation of 2002, it seemed that every…

Homosexuality and Abuse

Richard John Neuhaus

A reader in Princeton, New Jersey, says we are “pandering to anti-Catholic hysteria” by even paying attention…