Catholicism

The Dark Side of the Dallas Charter

The Dallas Charter is a sterling example of poor theology resulting from good intentions. Continue Reading »

2 Oct 2019

The Model New Evangelization Bishop

Archbishop Charles Joseph Chaput’s work has been a glowing embodiment of the “Church permanently in mission.” Continue Reading »

2 Oct 2019

This Catholic Moment

by George Weigel

The current crisis in the global Church is not the worst crisis in Catholic history, but it is bad enough. Nor is it confined to the scandals of clerical sexual abuse and malfeasant Church leadership, though those scandals crystallize its meaning and implications. Today’s crisis must be properly . . . . Continue Reading »

1 Oct 2019

Catholicism Made Me Protestant

by Onsi A. Kamel

Like all accounts of God’s faithfulness, mine begins with a genealogy. In the late seventeenth century, my mother’s Congregationalist ancestors journeyed to the New World to escape what they saw as England’s deadly compromise with Romanism. Centuries later, American Presbyterians converted my . . . . Continue Reading »

1 Oct 2019

Spirituality of the Suburbs

by Julia Yost

Obituaries for Toni Morrison, who died on August 5, remember her as a Nobel Prize–winning novelist, a black woman novelist, and the last great American novelist—never a Catholic novelist. Morrison converted to Catholicism at age twelve but stood aloof from the Church for years. Despite a few . . . . Continue Reading »

1 Oct 2019

A German Attack on Christ’s Lordship

by Raymond L. Burke

Sohrab Ahmari interviews Raymond Leo Cardinal Burke on the problems with the Amazon Synod and the German episcopate's “binding synodal path.” Continue Reading »

27 Sep 2019