A Memoir I Never Expected to Write

by George Weigel

George Weigel's Lessons in Hope is full of stories that together present a deeply etched portrait of Pope John Paul II. Continue Reading »

22 Sep 2017

St. Rich, Pray for Us

by Mark Regnerus

Twenty years ago today the Christian world lost Rich Mullins, one of its most beloved unifiers.  Continue Reading »

19 Sep 2017

Encomium for an Evangelical Catholic

by Carl E. Braaten

Robert W. Jenson is by all odds the greatest American Lutheran theologian ever. Continue Reading »

19 Sep 2017

Such a Wreckage

by Dan Hitchens

John Bradburne—the saintly ascetic murdered in 1979 while caring for lepers in Rhodesia—was also the most prolific poet in the English language.  Continue Reading »

18 Sep 2017

Back to the Liturgy Wars

by P. J. Smith

Producing a genuinely beautiful translation of the Roman Missal would go some distance in satisfying young Catholics’ hunger for beauty. Continue Reading »

18 Sep 2017

Holy Routine

by Martin Mosebach

Sacrosanctum concilium declared that the liturgy should be “freed from unnecessary repetition.” But the Roman Missal's many repetitions are intentional—and express eternity. Continue Reading »

14 Sep 2017

Heilige Gewohnheit

by Martin Mosebach

The original German version of Martin Mosebach's recent article “Holy Routine.” Continue Reading »

14 Sep 2017

On Mere Protestantism

by Dale M. Coulter

The Reforming Catholic Confession acknowledges the many divisions within Protestantism and calls for a return to its catholic roots.  Continue Reading »

12 Sep 2017

Christianity Is For Cucks

by Matthew Schmitz

Evelyn Waugh understood that Christianity is not a matter of blood, or of race, or of victory in this world.  Continue Reading »

12 Sep 2017

Nashville and Sodom

by Aaron Taylor

If the Nashville Statement's bare-bones theology is the front-line battle plan for Christianity’s defense against the onslaught of the sexual revolution, then we should prepare for the trenches to be overrun. Continue Reading »

11 Sep 2017