A Tragic Bent

by Glenn C. Arbery

Katy Carl's stories, imbued with Catholicism, lodge in the mind uncomfortably and call for another reading. Continue Reading »

28 Nov 2023 0

How to Kill a Literary Genre

by Jaspreet Singh Boparai

God willing, Jordan Castro will help kill off autofiction as a literary form. Continue Reading »

27 Nov 2023 0

Good Shepherds

by Peter J. Leithart

Wherever the gospel takes hold, it initiates a revolution of elites because the Good Shepherd always comes with good shepherds. Continue Reading »

24 Nov 2023 0

Irish Catholics on the World Stage

by John Duggan

Kennedy, de Gaulle, and de Valera shared the experience of kneeling before Catholic altars, and this orientation made its way into their own visionary reachings. Continue Reading »

24 Nov 2023 0

The Best Thanksgiving Film

by Mark Movsesian

Woody Allen’s Broadway Danny Rose is one of the best movies ever made about Thanksgiving. Continue Reading »

23 Nov 2023 0

A “Synodal Reform” of the Papal Conclave?

by George Weigel

The Vatican is contemplating a move that would bring pressures to bear from the world media on the next papal conclave.  Continue Reading »

22 Nov 2023 0

Europe Has Failed Armenia

by Antonia Arslan

European hypocrisy has destroyed Nagorno-Karabakh. Continue Reading »

21 Nov 2023 0

David Mason’s Endless Pilgrimage

by Michael Yost

Gregory Dowling provides a helpful travel guide for readers embarking on their own pilgrimage through Mason’s life and thought. Continue Reading »

20 Nov 2023 0

The Trials of Päivi Räsänen

by Sean Nelson

Päivi Räsänen has remained humble and plain-spoken as she defended both her own beliefs and the fundamental right of everyone else to share theirs. Continue Reading »

20 Nov 2023 0

What We Can Learn from Pro-Life Losses

by Jonathon Van Maren

The central task of the pro-life movement is to confront the culture by proving our premises that abortion is an act of violence that ends the life of a human being in the womb. Continue Reading »

17 Nov 2023 0