The Peculiar Story of C. S. Lewis and Janie King Moore

by Bethel McGrew

C. S. Lewis's ministry to Janie King Moore reflects his axiom that “God intends to give us what we need, not what we now think we want.” Continue Reading »

8 Jan 2024 0

What Parents Can Do About TikTok

by Mark Bauerlein

ClaimsHero, a consumer arbitration platform, is connecting parents with lawyers to hold TikTok to account for allegedly designing its app to exploit and addict American children. Continue Reading »

8 Jan 2024 0

The Lessons of Epiphany

by Sarah Reardon

At Christmas, we recognize that Jesus is the Prince of Peace. But at Epiphany, at least in T. S. Eliot’s imagination, we recall that Christ brings division first. Continue Reading »

6 Jan 2024 0

Not Good To Be Alone

by Peter J. Leithart

United in Christ as one flesh, a husband and wife become an epiphany of the God who says Us.  Continue Reading »

5 Jan 2024 0

Athens, Jerusalem, and Manhattan

by Joshua T. Katz

If you want to see what Athens has to do with Jerusalem, and with Rome, then check out Emet Classical Academy, a Jewish school in Manhattan. Continue Reading »

5 Jan 2024 0

A Christian School, Unofficially Classical

by Mark Bauerlein

Little Rock Christian Academy is the largest private school in Arkansas, and it has come to emulate the classical school model.  Continue Reading »

4 Jan 2024 0

What We Can Learn From Edward Said After October 7

by Yosie Levine

Said was a vocal advocate for the causes in which he believed, but he didn’t demonize students or cheer on murder.  Continue Reading »

3 Jan 2024 0

The MAD Magazine Caricature of U.S. Catholicism

by George Weigel

The American Church is the liveliest, most vital local Church in the developed world. Period. Continue Reading »

3 Jan 2024 0

Why The Night of the Hunter Is a Christmas Movie

by Hannah Long

The Night of the Hunter shows that evil is powerful, but ultimately ridiculous and defeatable. Continue Reading »

2 Jan 2024 0

The Four Pillars of the Christian Life

by Donald J. Planty Jr.

The young adults who flock to “Prayer, Penance, and Pub” find meaning, a reason to live, something their non-religious cohorts desire but haven’t found out in the world. Continue Reading »

1 Jan 2024 0