George Weigel

The impeachment of Bill Clinton was a matter of defending the rule of law. Continue Reading »

It is urgent that the issues at hand be properly defined before Pope Francis's February 2019 meeting. Continue Reading »

That the Church needs cleansing is not much in doubt as Advent 2018 dawns. Continue Reading »

The bishops’ challenge now is to temper their ingrained deference to “Rome” and get on with devising responses to this crisis that are within their authority. Continue Reading »

The question posed by Solzhenitsyn 35 years ago—Did World War I terminally sap the strength of Europe?—remains an open one today. Continue Reading »

Good priests and bishops deserve our support, affection, and gratitude as they, like the rest of us, deal with the fallout of this season of humiliation and purification. Continue Reading »

A realized autocephaly for Ukrainian Orthodoxy would “mark a new period in the history of the Universal Church.” Continue Reading »

When the temptation to ally the Church with a particular political party is not resisted, it invariably leads to trouble—politically and, more importantly, evangelically. Continue Reading »

As a youth minister, Karol Wojtyła gently but persistently compelled serious moral decisions, embodying the real meaning of the Synod-2018 buzzword “accompaniment.” Continue Reading »

Some needed perspective on the Catholic circumstance in the United States.  Continue Reading »