The Mind of Éric Zemmour

by Mark Bauerlein

Nathan Pinkoski joins the podcast to discuss Eric Zemmour and his recent First Things article, “The Most Controversial Man in France.” Continue Reading »

11 Apr 2022 0

Nathan Pinkoski on Éric Zemmour

by R. R. Reno

Nathan Pinkoski joins R. R. Reno to talk about French presidential candidate Éric Zemmour. Continue Reading »

8 Dec 2021 0

Hindenburg’s Bathing Suit and the Burkini Ban

by Elliot Milco

The choice of clothing is a form of social communication, by which one can (for better or worse) say something about the order of one’s life. Continue Reading »

1 Sep 2016 0

An Unplanned Pilgrimage

by Sr. Alicia Torres

We were among those mourning a tragic loss. Yet, as we sought to comfort them, we recognized that they were filled with hope because Jesus was still in their midst. Continue Reading »

30 Aug 2016 0

Soul of France

by Bianca Czaderna

In the first pages of We Have Been Friends Together, Raïssa ­Maritain recounts one of her earliest memories. She is five, and her parents have rented a room in their house to a woman who holds classes for young children. She remembers watching this strange woman from afar with hushed reverence: “I heard the multiplication table being repeated . . . and I was overwhelmed with the feeling that here was instruction and knowledge and a truth to be known; and my heart almost burst with the desire to know.” . . . . Continue Reading »

27 Apr 2016 0

Why the U.S. Should Offer Asylum to Iraqi Christians

by Mark Movsesian

France has offered to facilitate asylum for Iraqi Christians who have fled Mosul since the takeover of that city by ISIS, the jidahist group. The announcement came in a joint communiqué by Foreign Minister Laurence Fabius and Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve. Continue Reading »

30 Jul 2014 0