Games Intellectuals Play

by George Weigel

The proponents of a new “Catholic integralism” have demonstrated an impressive ability to rile up the debate about the current American political situation. Continue Reading »

20 May 2020 0

An Encounter With My Past

by Peter Hitchens

For the past few weeks I have been confined by state-sponsored panic to my hometown, for day after brilliantly sunny day. Continue Reading »

19 May 2020 0

An Apology

by R. R. Reno

I regret my foolish and ill-considered remarks about masks and mask wearing on Twitter on Tuesday, May 12. Continue Reading »

18 May 2020 0

A Protestant Appreciation of Pope John Paul II

by Bruce Riley Ashford

I cannot help but recognize in John Paul II a public theologian with a message relevant to our twenty-first-century situation. Continue Reading »

18 May 2020 0

My Pope

by Julia Yost

On the centennial of John Paul II's birth, it is worth praising the pope whose death got this cradle Catholic to leave the cradle. Continue Reading »

18 May 2020 0

Pope on the World Stage

by Peter J. Leithart

John Paul II was far and away the greatest Christian leader of the last century. Continue Reading »

18 May 2020 0

The Literature of Pestilence

by John V. Fleming

In this time of social isolation, I have revisited several classic plague texts.  Continue Reading »

15 May 2020 0

The Business of Bible Translation

by John Wilson

Daniel Taylor’s novel Woe to the Scribes and Pharisees asks readers who believe that the Bible really is “the Word of God” to think carefully about what that entails. Continue Reading »

15 May 2020 0

All Will Be Well

by Larry Smith

Love surrounds us, among friends and in families, and in countless kindnesses. Continue Reading »

15 May 2020 0

In God’s Time

by J. Augustine Di Noia, O.P.

It is providential that the pandemic of 2020 has coincided with Lent and Easter. Continue Reading »

14 May 2020 0