A Witness at the Center of the Church

by Mark Bauerlein

Msgr. Hilary Franco joins the podcast to discuss his new book Six Popes: A Son of the Church Remembers. Continue Reading »

6 Nov 2023

The Vatican Does Not Understand the Church in the United States

by Jayd Henricks

Pope Francis does not seem to understand the Church in the United States, especially its relationship to Vatican II.  Continue Reading »

6 Nov 2023

Celebrities Against Pornography

by Jonathon Van Maren

There is no reason we should tolerate this pervasive poison and the rape culture it creates.  Continue Reading »

6 Nov 2023

Calling Western Civilization to Its Senses

by John Duggan

Alliance for Responsible Citizenship is perhaps intended to be a signal directed at conservatives with political power that they now have an expectant, well-resourced, and high-status movement at their backs. Continue Reading »

3 Nov 2023

The Korean War Today

by John Wilson

Our mom and grandma had instilled in us a faith, trusting that we are ultimately in God’s hands. Continue Reading »

3 Nov 2023

Satan Comes to Georgetown

by Jacob Adams

A satanic event on a Catholic campus should prompt thoughtful reflection and strategic action by all Christians. Continue Reading »

3 Nov 2023

Crypto Crackup: Sam Bankman-Fried

by Mark Bauerlein

Elizabeth Bachmann joins joins the podcast to discuss her new book Crypto Crackup: Sam Bankman-Fried, FTX, and SBF's Weird Island Empire. 

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2 Nov 2023

The Future of Manufactured Children

by Carl R. Trueman

Our culture could easily come to regard reproduction as a manufacturing industry.  Continue Reading »

2 Nov 2023

All Saints, All Souls, and Synod-2023

by George Weigel

The purpose of Vatican II was to lift the Church from a defensive crouch and turn the Church’s institutions into launch-platforms for mission. Synod-2023’s dominant vocabulary did not reflect that evangelical purpose. Continue Reading »

1 Nov 2023

How to Fix a Hole in the Heart

by Matthew Hennessey

The doctor turned to face us. He was a tall man, athletic and thin, put-together and with a quiet, intellectual air. He wasn’t what you’d call handsome, but he carried himself well and had a lot of things going for him: crisp posture, trousers neatly creased, expensive loafers. He even smelled . . . . Continue Reading »

1 Nov 2023