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Reformation Revisited Peter Hitchens is invariably witty and provocative. His recent essay (“Latimer and Ridley Are Forgotten,”…

We live in a time of disenchantment, or so we’re told. Strange. Our first text is an…

As a new teacher at Grove City College, I thought it appropriate to start my upper-level humanities…

We embraced twice: once on his priestly ordination day and once on a city street—quick, kind. I…

Artists these days are required to either be atheists or tacitly agree to not, in Alastair Campbell’s…

Alexander Pushkin’s poetry notoriously defies translation.  Even Vladimir Nabokov made a mighty attempt at bringing Eugene Onegin,…

Wendell Berry and Higher Education:Cultivating Virtues of Placeby jack r. baker and jeffrey bilbrouniversity press of kentucky,…

A Carnival of Losses:Notes Nearing Ninetyby donald hallhoughton mifflin harcourt, 224 pages, $25 Even in antiquity, some…

What do the children of divorce know? Do they close their eyes at the moral messes in…

As this Catholic annus horribilis continues to unfold, perhaps some good news is in order; first, a little…

Institutions populated by humans are flawed, filthy things, whether families, corporations, universities, or dioceses. The sibilant hiss…

What is said today about ‘fear’ of the Lord in Biblical language is true,” Father Ernest Fortin…

My friend John McGinnis has written a thoughtful review of “Canova’s George Washington,” a current exhibit at…

In an age when every piece of writing shared on the internet requires a visual image, generic…

Moral Combat:How Sex Divided American Christians and Fractured American Politicsby r. marie griffithbasic books, 416 pages, $32 Ever…