George Weigel

At this Catholic moment, when so many are disturbed by ecclesiastical dysfunction, it is good, at Christmastide, to reflect on Mary and the Church—and on what Mary’s initial act of discipleship, that fiat, means for us today. Continue Reading »

German Catholicism is often said to be in a de facto schism. That is an inadequate description. The German Catholicism manifest in the documents of the Synodal Path is in apostasy. Continue Reading »

Here's a list of several greats, ranging from baseball to theology, that would grace any Christmas tree.  Continue Reading »

It’s time to stop sloganeering and get serious about what is happening in Eastern Europe. Continue Reading »

Mike Pence’s actions on the day of infamy that saw an unhinged, vicious mob storm and ransack the U.S. Capitol were correct, courageous, informed by conscience, and fortified by prayer. Continue Reading »

Is Vatican II’s achievement in reaffirming the authority of bishops being undercut by the current preparatory process for the “Synod on Synodality” of 2023 and 2024? Continue Reading »

In To Sanctify the World, I suggest that the pontificates of John Paul II and Benedict XVI should be understood as one, continuous, thirty-five-year arc of conciliar interpretation.  Continue Reading »

President Biden's claims to being fully Catholic are an embarrassment for the Church due to his vehement advocacy for abortion. Continue Reading »

Want to know what a world without order, a world in which even tacit rules are flouted with seeming impunity, looks like? Continue Reading »

Some today think Vatican II was a big mistake, though examination reveals the opposite.  Continue Reading »