George Weigel

Our embarrassment at the present, rancid state of our politics calls us to a new resolve: to rebuild the public moral culture that can sustain a democratic politics capable of advancing both human flourishing and social solidarity. Continue Reading »

Father Zięba worked tirelessly to make John Paul’s thought and pastoral vision come alive in Polish Catholicism.  Continue Reading »

Bishops who maintain the Church’s eucharistic integrity and coherence are not acting politically or punitively, but pastorally.  Continue Reading »

No woman in America has to have an abortion; humane, life-affirming alternatives are available. Pro-life people must make those alternatives more visible in 2021. Continue Reading »

God is in charge: not the stars, the planets, or other impersonal forces. Continue Reading »

Attempts to defend the Vatican’s shameful reluctance to support beleaguered Chinese Catholics remain unpersuasive, even ludicrous. Continue Reading »

Cardinal Camillo Ruini says reports of miracles—“and what miracles!”—were pouring into the Vicariate of Rome even before the canonization process began.  Continue Reading »

Some suggestions for Christmastide book-giving. Continue Reading »

Death is a blessing because death is that “passover” at which we can offer back to God the life God had given us as a gift. Continue Reading »

McCarrick’s deceptions operated within a cultural matrix that enabled him to avoid the consequences of his depredations for decades.  Continue Reading »