Religion

Two Years On, Still Unbroken

The Ukrainian nation is more united than ever, its steely resilience and will to prevail forged in a Russian blast furnace. Continue Reading »

21 Feb 2024

Farewell to a Pro-Life Hero

by Jonathon Van Maren

John Barros stood for nearly two decades outside an abortion clinic as a sidewalk counselor. Continue Reading »

20 Feb 2024

Punished for Getting Married

by Leah Libresco Sargeant

One of the cruelest marriage penalties in America’s tax and benefits regime is reserved for the most vulnerable—the poor and disabled. Continue Reading »

19 Feb 2024

Does Fiducia Supplicans Affirm Heresy?

by Gerhard Cardinal Müller

The refusal to accept Fiducia Supplicans is based on serious concerns and does not imply any lack of respect for the Holy Father. Continue Reading »

16 Feb 2024

Why Trump Is Still Wildly Popular

by Peter J. Leithart

Christians support Trump the anti-scapegoat, for better or for worse, because he embodies a refusal to acquiesce. Continue Reading »

16 Feb 2024

Fifty Years on Politics and Politicians

by Mark Bauerlein

Cal Thomas joins the podcast to discuss his new book A Watchman in the Night. Continue Reading »

15 Feb 2024

Sacred Sex

by W. Bradford Wilcox and Wendy Wang

For most men and women, endowing sex, not to mention marriage itself, with a sense of sacredness leads not to depression and divorce court but to strong and satisfying unions. Continue Reading »

15 Feb 2024

Lenten Literary Companions

by George Weigel

Having literary companions along the Lenten journey can help us live the traditional practices of intensified prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. Continue Reading »

14 Feb 2024