George Weigel

Christmas begins the journey to the Cross and Easter, and celebrating the martyrs during the Christmas Octave drives this point home.  Continue Reading »

Must the U.S. ambassador to the Holy See be a Catholic? No. Continue Reading »

Here are some suggestions for Christmas book-giving (not “gifting”!). Continue Reading »

We have come a long way from Michelangelo’s extraordinary frescoes on the Sistine Chapel ceiling to “Luce.” Continue Reading »

I would like to ask you, as one Catholic and one patriot to another, to rethink your position on the war that Russia is waging against Ukraine. Continue Reading »

Metropolitan Andrew’s legacy lives on in the vitality of today’s Greek Catholic Church in Ukraine. Continue Reading »

That the degrading, embarrassing, and evangelically destructive Vatican-China agreement has been renewed is nothing short of scandalous.    Continue Reading »

The auto-liberation of east-central Europe had begun in earnest in June 1989. Continue Reading »

Our crisis is about who we are and how our idea of who we are ennobles or debases our common life. Continue Reading »

To whom does the future belong: the practitioners of dynamic orthodoxy or aging proponents of a march back to the seventies? Continue Reading »