Public Life
A selection of recent articles on this topic
Everyday Depravities
In Michael Connelly’s taut thriller The Scarecrow, Los Angeles Times crime reporter Jack McEvoy is given his…
Stanley Payne on Antifascism
Editor R. R. Reno is joined by Stanley Payne to discuss his article from the January print…
Blame It on Luther?
Many years ago I had the privilege of delivering a lecture on the life and ministry of…
On Being Thankful for America at Thanksgiving
This Thanksgiving, no one living in the United States should be anything but profoundly grateful for the…
The Future of Faith-Based Schools
The Supreme Court is considering yet another case involving public funding of religious schools, Carson v. Makin.…
David Amess and the Grace of Last Rites
The recent murder of Sir David Amess, a Catholic Member of Parliament, has proved an unwelcome if…
The Church Among the Deathworks
In his fascinating new book, Hegel’s Century, intellectual historian Jon Stewart comments that Hegel’s Lectures on the…
Lose the Culture, Lose the Family
Many factors influence decisions to marry and have children: prevailing religious commitments, ideas of beauty and honor,…
What Sally Rooney Thinks Reading Is For
Of all the silly things smart people believe are true, my favorite is the idea that the…
On Not Buying into the Mythology of “Prestige” Universities
Some years ago, a Catholic prep school invited me to address its parents’ association on the future…
The Body is More Than a Tool
The amicus brief filed in the Dobbs case on behalf of more than five hundred women athletes…
Mytho-History in Genesis
I’m grateful to Peter Leithart for his thought-provoking response to “The Historical Adam.” A couple of points…
Robert George on Overturning Roe
Legal scholar and political philosopher Robert George, who recently filed an amicus brief with John Finnis arguing…
Bellarmine at 400
The 400th anniversary of the death of Robert Bellarmine (September 17, 1621) invites a look back at…
A Bold Catholic Investment In Inner-City Education
It’s a safe bet that “Mother Mary Lange” is not a household name in most U.S. Catholic…
