J. David Nolan

Two events in the coming days, one in New York and one in Texas Continue Reading »

Due to inclement weather, we have rescheduled tonight’s lecture with Daniel Seidell for February 25th. We apologize for any inconvenience.  Continue Reading »

The Origins of Modern Art, a lecture with Daniel A Seidell, and more events in New York and elsewhere. Continue Reading »

A couple days ago at the American Conservative, Gracy Olmstead wrote a good piece about the growing interest among young Christians in higher forms of liturgy. Continue Reading »

Over at Public Discourse, Nathaniel Peters offers an explanatory review of Fr. Maciej Zieba’s book Papal Economics. Given the hubbub over Pope Francis’ Evangelii Gaudium, a careful reading of previous papal writings serves as a welcome guide.Peters argues that anthropology, rightly . . . . Continue Reading »

There will be a memorial Mass for Fr. Richard John Neuhaus at the Church of St. Michael at 12:10 on Wednesday January 8th, the fifth anniversary of Fr. Neuhaus’ passing. Fr. George Rutler is to preside. All are welcome.The Church of St. Michael is located at 424 W. 34th St. in . . . . Continue Reading »

New York Events: Beauty and the Real Saturday, December 14 The next installment of the “The Art of the Beautiful” lecture series will be given by Alice Ramos of St. John’s University. Thanks to the Catholic Artists Society and the Thomistic Institute for hosting these wonderful . . . . Continue Reading »

New York Events: Film Screening of “Eggsploitation” Tuesday, December 10 First Things is showing “Eggsploitation” and will host a Q&A with the director, producer, and writer, Jennifer Lahl. Please join us for a cheese and wine reception at 6:00 p.m., followed . . . . Continue Reading »

Yesterday, December 2, Lawrence Kudlow hosted our editor, R. R. Reno, and  PovertyCure  director and Acton Research Fellow, Michael Matheson Miller, on CNBC’s “The Kudlow Report” to discuss capitalism and Pope Francis’ Apostolic Exhortation,  Evangelii . . . . Continue Reading »

An event that readers in Washington, D.C., may find of interest: CSF president Carl B. Schmitt, Jr. will be speaking this Monday evening about his father’s art, life, and thought at the Catholic Information Center in Washington, DC. Copies of the book  Carl Schmitt: The Vision . . . . Continue Reading »