Theology
A selection of recent articles on this topic
Catholic Ironies
The Irony of Modern Catholic Historyby george weigel basic, 336 pages, $30 In The Irony of Modern…
The Future Is Mixed
Whiteshift: Populism, Immigration, and the Future of White Majoritiesby eric kaufmann abrams, 624 pages, $35 At last count, 22…
Reading the Signs of the Times
The Church,” says Gaudium et spes, “has always had the duty of scrutinizing the signs of the…
Canada’s State Religion
When Canadians go to the polls, we vote for a single office-holder: a member of Parliament to…
A New Cardinal Honors an Entire Nation
ROME. Even the greatest enthusiasts of the present pontificate might not assert that Pope Francis has an…
Why I Am a Protestant
The week of October 31, the traditional time to remember the Reformation, is also the annual moment…
Balm for Germany?
A biweekly column about Jewish things. As a Jewish child, I was taught to accept Holocaust survivors’…
LETTERS FROM THE SYNOD-2019: #9
THERE’S A PONY IN HERE SOMEWHERE: A POST-SYNODAL REFLECTION BY GEORGE WEIGEL According to his longtime consigliere, Edwin Meese, President Ronald…
The Synod’s Dissenters
Barack Obama announced in 2012 that religious liberty was “an inalienable right that is enshrined in our Constitution. As…
Finitude Frustrates
Raymond Tallis begins Of Time and Lamentation with a poignant description of his experience of time. Waking…
Child Abuse By Another Name
James Younger, a seven-year-old boy, has become a court mandated girl. In none other than Dallas, Texas,…
The Ideological Hijacking of Pope St. John XXIII
ROME. With his liturgical memorial (October 11) falling on the fourth full day of the Special Synod…
Letters From the Synod-2019: #8
“INCULTURATION” AND THE CULTURE THAT IS THE CHURCH by George Weigel “Inculturation” has been a buzzword throughout…
The New Irish Ecumenism
Northern Ireland has been at the center of the recent Brexit debates. By insisting on a unified…
Dark Days in Northern Ireland
Until midnight on October 21, abortion was permitted in Northern Ireland only if the mother’s life was…
