George Weigel

The Australian Left finds it impossible to admit its errors. Continue Reading »

The men and women in Not Forgotten all teach important lessons about what it means to live a worthy life. Continue Reading »

The Book of Exodus is a good companion on the Lenten journey, and Leon Kass is an admirable guide to the truths found in that great book. Continue Reading »

“Apostolic times” call us to relive the experience of the early Church, vividly described in the Acts of the Apostles. Continue Reading »

The question of Eucharistic coherence has been sharpened in America since the inauguration of Joe Biden. Continue Reading »

A Church that will not speak truth to power is not a Church that can credibly proclaim Jesus Christ. Continue Reading »

Archbishop Gomez’s statement was clearly a pastoral statement, not a political manifesto. Continue Reading »

Solidarity in prayer is the first duty of American Catholics toward the new president today. Continue Reading »

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 »