Women and the Catholic Novel

by Mark Bauerlein

Haley Stewart joins in to discuss her new book, Women of the Catholic Imagination: Twelve Inspired Novelists You Should Know. Continue Reading »

23 Sep 2024

Books That Should Be Assigned Reading in Catholic Schools

by Mark Bauerlein

Teachers should assign more readings that foster a historical understanding of the faith, a “Big Picture” or “Grand Narrative.” Continue Reading »

20 Sep 2024

A Christian Faith Worthy of the Name

by Thomas G. Guarino

Christian belief is not simply the assent of the mind, a “notional” assent, but involves the consent of the heart as well. Continue Reading »

19 Sep 2024

Choking on Rights Talk

by George Weigel

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 »

18 Sep 2024

The Pope and Other Religions

by Charles J. Chaput

Too often, confusion infects and undermines the good will of this pontificate. Continue Reading »

16 Sep 2024

Canceled in China

by George Weigel

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 »

11 Sep 2024

Candace Owens Doesn’t Speak for Catholics

by Andrew Doran and Mary Eberstadt

“Catholic anti-Semite” isn’t just an error. It’s an oxymoron. Continue Reading »

5 Sep 2024

Witness to Hope, Twenty-Five Years Later

by George Weigel

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

4 Sep 2024

On Distinguishing Justice and Vengeance

by Francis X. Maier

After a decade of media outrage, Vatican oversight, victim reparations, and reform, one might expect that the SCV would be allowed a breather to rebuild. Not so.  Continue Reading »

29 Aug 2024

“Sinicization” Is Not Inculturation

by George Weigel

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

28 Aug 2024