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Full-Immersion Catholicism

George Weigel

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

The Church’s Future Beauty

Ian Marcus Corbin

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

The Necessary Fear

Todd R. Flanders

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

Washington’s Warning

Mark Movsesian

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

When Older Tech Is Better

K. E. Colombini

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

Sex, Fear, and Idolatry

Angela Franks

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

Medieval Studies and White Supremacy

Mark Bauerlein

Read properly, medieval history is about the divine comedy of Christianity—and about the rise of its great…

Getting Out of God’s Way

John Waters

Sometimes it takes a greater hero to refuse a destructive drink than to stand with a bayonet,…

Standard Procedures

Leah Libresco Sargeant

I am standing in the waiting room of the ultrasound clinic, speaking with my doctor on the…

Promoting Predators

Philip Lawler

What did the American bishops know, and when did they know it? This is the question everyone…

If … Only They Would Read the Poem

Carl R. Trueman

Postcolonial theory—the intellectual rationale for the imperialist imposition of our cultural orthodoxies on all people everywhere—claimed another…

The Problem of Sexually Active Priests

Rev. Thomas V. Berg

A “credible and substantiated” allegation of sexual abuse of a minor against Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, new details…

State of the Nation

John Wilson

Twenty years ago, for the July/August 1998 issue of Books & Culture, I wrote a column titled…

A Caveat on the Great Tom Wolfe

George Weigel

When the great Tom Wolfe died on May 14—he of the white suits, the spats, and the…

Vacationing with Samuel Johnson

K. E. Colombini

It is summer, and vacation is on our minds—either memories of vacations past, or plans for vacations…