When Catholics Criticize the Pope
by Dan HitchensHow far may a Catholic go in openly criticizing the Vicar of Christ? Continue Reading »
How far may a Catholic go in openly criticizing the Vicar of Christ? Continue Reading »
The more the present day is marked by noise about ephemera, the more the silence of Benedict XVI becomes profound in contrast. Continue Reading »
People like the Lord’s Prayer precisely because it sounds archaic. Let’s not tamper with the language. Continue Reading »
Francis’s remarks at his annual Christmas greeting this year show he is taking personal responsibility for the reform of the Curia. Continue Reading »
The death of Cardinal Bernard Law prompts us to ask an old question: Why do good people do bad things? Continue Reading »
“Lead us not into temptation” is the most accurate English translation of the original Greek phrase in the Lord’s Prayer. Pope Francis can’t find a better rendering. Continue Reading »
There are rumors of economic and political heresy at First Things. My reassessment of Michael Novak’s Spirit of Democratic Capitalism earlier this year raised suspicions that I’m guiding the journal in an “anti-capitalist” direction. Some say the magazine flirts with . . . . Continue Reading »
Cardinal Blase Cupich pretends to be a friend to people who need a father. Continue Reading »
The preparatory document for the 2018 Synod on Young People ignores the many young Catholics today who are hungry for tradition and beauty. Continue Reading »
Touchstone’s catalogue of evasion in Shakespeare's As You Like It closely parallels the statements made by defenders of Amoris Laetitia. Continue Reading »