Sohrab Ahmari

The awomen jokes write themselves, but the absurdities may be here to stay. Continue Reading »

In 2014, France’s High Audiovisual Council, the government body that regulates broadcast advertising in that country, banned one of the most moving TV commercials ever made. Titled “Dear ­Future Mom,” the ad addressed women pregnant with children diagnosed with Down syndrome. “Dear future . . . . Continue Reading »

Despite rejecting almost in toto the Church’s account of faith and reason, Sacks nevertheless credited it for the fundamental humaneness of Western civilization. Continue Reading »

Cluny Media republishes rare and hard-to-find classics of Catholic letters.  Continue Reading »

In 1951, security forces in communist Czechoslovakia arrested ­Silvester Krčméry—and as they were taking him away, he burst out laughing. The young physician knew what he was about to face: years behind bars, shattering ­physical and mental torture, the loss of his professional career. Yet . . . . Continue Reading »

Christian witness suffers terribly when Christians adopt the left’s theories of history and methods of social change.  Continue Reading »

Today's riots are the effect of four years of irresponsible exercises in middle-brow hysteria about American democracy giving way to fascism.  Continue Reading »

Monsignor Ronald Knox lived such an outstanding life that one can’t but feel the utter inadequacy of one’s own next to its record. Continue Reading »

Today’s iconoclasm fails to uphold any permanent ideals against which the past or the present might rightly be judged. Continue Reading »

Let those who constantly rail against Pope Francis without listening to his words finally listen. Continue Reading »