The Story of St. Mark's Gospel

by Michael Pakaluk and Catherine Ruth Pakaluk

Even an apparently simple Gospel such as Mark’s is extremely interesting intellectually, if one approaches it as true. Continue Reading »

29 Jul 2019 0

Beyond Libertarianism

by JD Vance

Do we serve commerce at the expense of the public good? Or do we serve something higher?  Continue Reading »

26 Jul 2019 0

Singer's Stories

by John Wilson

John Wilson recommends the writings of Isaac Bashevis Singer.
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26 Jul 2019 0

Boris Johnson's Challenge

by Carl R. Trueman

Can Boris Johnson achieve Brexit? And can he do so without destroying his own party as a political force? Continue Reading »

25 Jul 2019 0

On the New “Nationalism”

by George Weigel

John Paul II’s homilies and addresses from the Nine Days teach important lessons for today about nation, nationalism, and patriotism. Continue Reading »

24 Jul 2019 0

The Boris Act

by Peter Hitchens

Why does Boris Johnson need a stage name? Continue Reading »

23 Jul 2019 0

Resurrection in Albania

by Benedict Kiely

The faith of the Albanian people is strong. Continue Reading »

23 Jul 2019 0

Reordering the Public Square

by Gunnar Gundersen

A leftist hermeneutic is masquerading as “neutrality” in American jurisprudence today.  Continue Reading »

22 Jul 2019 0

A New Feminism

by Stephen G. Adubato

Pro-life feminism offers a more nuanced vision of the human person. Continue Reading »

19 Jul 2019 0

The Pro-Natalist Case for Nuns

by Alexi Sargeant

The witness and work of the celibate supports a culture of life. Continue Reading »

19 Jul 2019 0