Friendship in a Time of Scandal
by L. S.Substantive male-female friendships are hard to attempt, especially in a culture that idolizes sexual pleasure as the only salient human connection. Continue Reading »
Substantive male-female friendships are hard to attempt, especially in a culture that idolizes sexual pleasure as the only salient human connection. Continue Reading »
We need a new kind of literary culture in which criticism and analysis can finally thrive: one that lives with and loves books for their “hidden gifts.” Continue Reading »
The middle of the American electorate is now being asked to choose between competing visions of a railroaded angel and a rubber-stamped demon. Continue Reading »
The film Gosnell is a journey to the heart of America’s hypocrisy. Continue Reading »
Richard III reminds us that there are meta-political realities that exceed politics. Continue Reading »
An enumeration of principal theological difficulties in the Instrumentum Laboris. Continue Reading »
The papacy does not depend on the qualities of the men who take office. Continue Reading »
There is a new resolve among a critical mass of U.S. bishops to air out the McCarrick scandal. Continue Reading »
A letter to the Synod of Bishops on Young People, the Faith, and Vocational Discernment. Continue Reading »
A review of Jonathan Leaf's Pushkin: A Life Played Out. Continue Reading »