George Weigel

Too many of today’s churchmen seem unaware that the virtues are at the heart of Christian morality. Continue Reading »

Pell's faith may be what aggravates his foes the most. Continue Reading »

In honor of classic Catholic education, some summer reading possibilities. Continue Reading »

Father X’s insistence on turning parts of the Mass into the children’s hour bespeaks several problems. Continue Reading »

Some of the great fathers of modern science were Catholic priests—proof that faith and reason can exist in harmony, as they still do today. Continue Reading »

Something resembling a real religion-and-society debate is finally emerging in Israel. Continue Reading »

What Benedict outlined in 2006 remains true eleven years later: In order to live in peace with “the rest,” Islam must find within its own religious and intellectual resources a way to affirm religious tolerance. Continue Reading »

When an entire continent—healthier, wealthier, and more secure than ever before—deliberately chooses sterility, the most basic cause for that must lie in the realm of the human spirit, in a certain souring about the very mystery of being.  Continue Reading »

Hillary Clinton still doesn’t get that she was the reason she lost. Continue Reading »

Easter offers each of us the opportunity to reflect on the commission to be missionary disciples we were given at baptism. Continue Reading »