Shifting Tectonic Plates in Eastern Christianity

by George Weigel

A realized autocephaly for Ukrainian Orthodoxy would “mark a new period in the history of the Universal Church.” Continue Reading »

31 Oct 2018

Crisis at CUA

by Charlotte Allen

John Garvey, president of Catholic University, is between a rock and a hard place. Continue Reading »

30 Oct 2018

Anti-Semitism and the Rise of Rage

by R. R. Reno

Let us link arms as Christians and Jews, bearing witness in our loyalty to each other, a loyalty that does not deny our profound theological differences, but holds forth the possibility of unity in our divided country. Continue Reading »

29 Oct 2018

Kanye Goes Back to the Old Landmark

by Armond White

Denunciations of West show how brittle the nostalgic orthodoxy of black leadership has now become.  Continue Reading »

29 Oct 2018

Liberal Suppression

by Mark Bauerlein

Featuring Philip Hamburger on his new book, Liberal Suppression. Continue Reading »

26 Oct 2018

The Kavanaugh Embarrassment

by Raymond J. de Souza

Though the guilty did not suffer for far too long, now some innocents suffer too much in the correction. Continue Reading »

25 Oct 2018

A House Built on Sand

by Benedict Kiely

As Europe and its elites secularize ever more rapidly the Hungarian people have voted to keep “a little slice of Christianity in Hungary.” Continue Reading »

25 Oct 2018

A Public Church, not a Partisan Church

by George Weigel

When the temptation to ally the Church with a particular political party is not resisted, it invariably leads to trouble—politically and, more importantly, evangelically. Continue Reading »

24 Oct 2018

The Theology of Hope

by Josef Seifert

Not every kind of hope is good, let alone morally good.  Continue Reading »

22 Oct 2018

John Paul II, Youth Minister

by George Weigel

As a youth minister, Karol Wojtyła gently but persistently compelled serious moral decisions, embodying the real meaning of the Synod-2018 buzzword “accompaniment.” Continue Reading »

17 Oct 2018