Francis Canavan: A Jesuit for the Confused and Distressed
by William Doino Jr.When Fr. Francis Canavan died in 2009, the Society of Jesus lost one of its finest men, as did America. Continue Reading »
When Fr. Francis Canavan died in 2009, the Society of Jesus lost one of its finest men, as did America. Continue Reading »
As long as health care systems like Canada's continue to euthanize patients instead of providing end-of-life care, the Church must continue fighting the culture wars. Continue Reading »
Our elites are characterized by their pursuit of de-creation—an unending total war against the sacred order and its adherents. Continue Reading »
We still live in a contested environment. The candidate who flouted political correctness won. But his victory does not necessarily represent a victory for religious conservatives. Continue Reading »
An Iowa lawsuit has significance for us all. Continue Reading »
It's not disengagement from politics; it's a continuation of the culture war's bad politics. Continue Reading »
I am grateful for Professor Carl Trueman’s engagement with Confident Pluralism, even though, as his review makes clear, his pessimism runs deeper than mine. Continue Reading »
Responding to two common criticisms of my view of the rise of the anti-culture. Continue Reading »
We’re in the midst of a crisis. The New York Times reports that Angus Deaton and Ann Case, two Princeton economists, have identified increases in suicide and drug and alcohol related deaths among high school educated white Americas as the cause for a remarkable spike in the overall death rate for . . . . Continue Reading »
An energetic graduate of Wesleyan College, class of 2013, no longer proud of her achievement-packed résumé, cuts off contact with her mother, flies to Hawaii, lives in a hut, and survives on plants from her small garden. She has traded a promising position in the global economy for a reclusive, . . . . Continue Reading »
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