The Ratzinger Diagnosis

by George Weigel

Too many on the Catholic Left remain in denial about the link between doctrinal and moral dissent and clerical wickedness.  Continue Reading »

24 Apr 2019 0

Israel Folau, Unlikely Martyr

by Carl R. Trueman

Israel Folau may be brave—or very foolish—but he is not a representative of historic Christianity.  Continue Reading »

23 Apr 2019 0

Earth Day and Easter

by John Murdock

Is Earth Day only an occasion for godless over-the-hill hippies to recall their glory days? Continue Reading »

22 Apr 2019 0

The Devout and the Nones

by Mark Movsesian

In American religion, as in our politics and economics, the middle seems to be dropping out in favor of the extremes on either end. Continue Reading »

22 Apr 2019 0

A Proposal for Persuasion

by Jonathan Silver

Conservative thinkers will have to become at once less political and more political.  Continue Reading »

22 Apr 2019 0

Heaven is Real

by John Wilson

Why is it that our expectations for the life to come are so rarely mentioned? Continue Reading »

19 Apr 2019 0

9/11 in France

by Rémi Brague

Notre-Dame is not merely a witness to the history of France; it is also a result of that history. Continue Reading »

18 Apr 2019 0

Fire in the Cathedral

by Rachel Fulton Brown

It isn't the building of stone, glass, and wood that matters, but the worship offered therein. Continue Reading »

17 Apr 2019 0

The Easter Effect Today

by George Weigel

Christians can do the work of evangelization because the first Easter told us that despair never gets the final word. Continue Reading »

17 Apr 2019 0

Notre-Dame, France’s Parish

by Samuel Gregg

It’s hard to imagine a harder psychological blow to France than the immolation of Notre-Dame. Continue Reading »

16 Apr 2019 0