Theology
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A Sense of Time
Timefulness:How Thinking Like a Geologist Can Save the Worldby marcia bjornerudprinceton, 224 pages, $24.95 I learned years…
The Kavanaugh Embarrassment
A Canadian commenting upon the Brett Kavanaugh confirmation process seems like bad manners. Good neighbors are not…
A House Built on Sand
To visit the tomb of Servant of God József Cardinal Mindszenty, in Esztergom, Hungary, is, in a…
The Synod and its Deeper Problem
Roman synods are complex and expensive affairs. They draw bishops from around the globe. Pressed by some…
A Public Church, not a Partisan Church
WARSAW. The temptation to ally the Church with a particular political party and its program is a…
Mary, Seat of Wisdom
The angel of the Lord came to Mary, and the power of the Most High overshadowed her.…
James Matthew Wilson’s Religious Vision
See, from the hall, the sad men sit, The television on, but theirEyes turned from…
The Theology of Hope
Austrian Catholic philosopher Josef Seifert is former Dietrich von Hildebrand Chair of Realist Phenomenology at the International Academy…
Educating For Liberty
Educate” derives from the Latin educare, “to lead out.” All education promises an exodus from the darkness…
Master of Intricate Forms
Dana Gioia once outlined the decline of American Catholic writing in the pages of First Things: Stated…
John Paul II, Youth Minister
Pole that he was, Karol Wojtyła had a well developed sense of historical irony. So from his…
In Persona Christi Capitis
In the wake of the McCarrick revelations and the release of the Pennsylvania Grand Jury report, I…
Paul VI and the Canonization of Vatican II
On October 14, 2018, Pope Francis will canonize Pope Paul VI as the 82nd saint among the…
Letters From the Synod-2018: #8
COMMENTARY ANNOUNCING THE GOOD NEWS, URGENTLY The last decade of the pontificate of Pope Paul…
Steve Bannon’s European Movement
Is Europe’s new populist movement exclusively a rightwing phenomenon, or does it seek to unite anti-establishment forces…