Radiant in the Gulag and Elsewhere

by George Weigel

Sr. Nijolė Sadūnaitė mirrored the lives of the women at Calvary through her persistent witness in the face of brutal persecution.  Continue Reading »

17 Apr 2024 0

The Humanities in Georgia

by Mark Bauerlein

Through intensive study in the ancient languages, Ralston College is restoring the humanities. Continue Reading »

16 Apr 2024 0

What Joe Lieberman Taught Me

by Jeff Ballabon

Former Senator Joe Lieberman was an exemplary leader and man of faith in the public square.  Continue Reading »

16 Apr 2024 0

Darren Aronofsky’s Quest for Transcendence

by John Ehrett

Filmmaker Darren Aronofsky examines life's meaning in his work, but only once depicts a vindication of man's striving for the eternal.  Continue Reading »

15 Apr 2024 0

The Anti-Fragile Brendan Eich

by Andrew Beck

Brendan Eich, co-founder of Mozilla, is an example of how to lead with conviction and for the common good. Continue Reading »

12 Apr 2024 0

On the “Nation” of Christian Nationalism

by Peter J. Leithart

In the debate around Christian Nationalism, the term “nation” can be poorly defined. Continue Reading »

12 Apr 2024 0

Recovering Our Christian Intellectual Tradition

by Sam Zeno Conedera and Thomas Joseph White

Thomas Aquinas can still speak to the spiritual malaise plaguing the West.  Continue Reading »

11 Apr 2024 0

When Ideology and Blasphemy Meet

by George Weigel

Patriarch Kirill uses his position in the Russian Orthodox Church to support evil. Continue Reading »

10 Apr 2024 0

Easter Above the Arctic Circle

by Nicholas Reid

Pope Francis has called us to minister to those on the margins—whether the spiritual margins, the geographical margins, or both.  Continue Reading »

10 Apr 2024 0

The Difference Between Belief and Observance

by James Hankins

The way back to social harmony is through observance rather than disruption.  Continue Reading »

9 Apr 2024 0