George Weigel

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 »

John Paul II spoke to the world as one who, over a lifetime of reflection, had found the truth. Continue Reading »

Ignoring foreign threats is gross moral and political irresponsibility, because it makes a cataclysm of unprecedented lethality more likely.     Continue Reading »

Why does the Holy Spirit, when speaking in Germany, always speak in the language of German Catholic progressivism? Continue Reading »

In Catholic education lies the hope for rescuing our culture, our nation, and indeed, our civilization. Continue Reading »

How can the destruction of an unborn human being be a matter of exercising a reproductive right when the process in question is intended to end reproduction? Continue Reading »

I wish that the Chinese regime had confidence in its people’s capacity for living nobly and productively as free men and women. Continue Reading »

Witness to Hope continues to strengthen the faith of Catholics and lead seekers to Christ and his Church. Continue Reading »

Catholic faith in China must be conformed to “Xi Jinping Thought.” Continue Reading »