Paul Mankowski and the Jesuit Vocation

by Joseph W. Koterski

Fr. Mankowski knew well what it means to serve cheerfully and obediently, even when his own vow of obedience brought much suffering. Continue Reading »

8 Sep 2020 0

A Statement on Public Officials and Public Office

by Evangelicals and Catholics Together

Public life should be ordered by the great moral truths found in the Scriptures, in our civil traditions, as well as in reasonable thought. Continue Reading »

8 Sep 2020 0

Kamala Harris’s Threat to Religious Believers

by Kenneth Craycraft

Joe Biden and Kamala Harris’s understanding of the free exercise of religion is the foundation for severe restrictions on religious exercise. Continue Reading »

7 Sep 2020 0

Remembering Fr. Paul Mankowski

by Tony Abbott

Paul Mankowski was probably the most striking man I have ever met. Continue Reading »

4 Sep 2020 0

Native Americans in the Land of Uz

by John Wilson

In Island of the Innocent, Diane Glancy writes as a seer, but one who is very down-to-earth.  Continue Reading »

4 Sep 2020 0

C. S. Lewis and His Stepsons

by Jonathon Van Maren

C. S. Lewis struggled mightily to help his mentally ill stepson. Continue Reading »

3 Sep 2020 0

Why the Words of Baptism Matter

by Matthew Hood

I was a priest for three years before I realized I had never been validly baptized.  Continue Reading »

3 Sep 2020 0

Christ at the Center of the Council

by George Weigel

Where the Council is interpreted in a Christ-centered way, evangelization thrives. Continue Reading »

2 Sep 2020 0

The Books Behind the Rage

by Sohrab Ahmari

Today's riots are the effect of four years of irresponsible exercises in middle-brow hysteria about American democracy giving way to fascism.  Continue Reading »

1 Sep 2020 0

Sympathy For the Devil

by Francis X. Maier

The Family Story Project attempts to “dismantle family privilege” by casting the traditional family as diseased and oppressive.  Continue Reading »

31 Aug 2020 0