Theology
A selection of recent articles on this topic
Goodbye, Heraclitus
The political winds are shifting, and our elites are increasingly dismayed and disoriented. Voters throughout the West…
Utopian Temptation
Why Liberalism Failedby patrick j. deneenyale, 248 pages, $30 Patrick Deneen asserts that liberalism has failed. He…
Believe, That You May Understand
In 1970, Michael Polanyi wrote an essay called “Why Did We Destroy Europe?” In it, he reflected…
The Crown
The Prince, the Beloved,Upon whom God’s favor rests,Scourged to the point of death,Can we truly call Him…
End-Times Anxiety
An atmosphere of crisis envelops us. Political commentary has become hysterical, not just on clickbait Internet platforms,…
Rethinking “Mission Territory”
In his June 1908 apostolic constitution, Sapienti Consilio, Pope Pius X decreed that, as of November 3…
The Atheist’s Imagination
Harvard psychologist Steven Pinker wonders where God was in the Florida shootings. That’s what he said last week…
That Other Side of Jesus
Christians around the world have recently begun one of the most important seasons in the liturgical calendar:…
A Good and Faithful Servant
During his last “crusade,” held in New York City in 2005, Billy Graham, America’s great pastor-evangelist, declared:…
The Unveiling of Jesus Christ
Apocalypse” is the first word of the last book of the Christian Bible. It means “unveiling,” “disclosure,”…
The Legacy of Billy Graham
Billy Graham, who died Wednesday at age 99, may have addressed more people face-to-face than anyone else in…
Conscience and Grace: A Lenten Meditation
The scriptures of Lent in the Church’s daily liturgy invite two related reflections. The weeks immediately preceding…
Development, or Corruption?
This is the third in a series of reflections by Cardinal Müller on questions of present importance…
The Decipherment of Cupich
Having recently returned to Utopia from a scholarly visit to Cambridge (England), Basilides Melchischyros, of the Academia…
Taking Leave
Learning To Take Leave, Pope Francis’s new apostolic letter in the form of a motu proprio, addresses…
