Religion

Educating For Liberty

Education is genuinely liberal—education for freedom—only if it’s willing to conduct students away from self-love to proper objects of love. Continue Reading »

19 Oct 2018

Master of Intricate Forms

by A. M. Juster

No American poet has ever matched the thorough understanding of Catholic history and doctrine that James Matthew Wilson possesses. Continue Reading »

18 Oct 2018

John Paul II, Youth Minister

by George Weigel

As a youth minister, Karol Wojtyła gently but persistently compelled serious moral decisions, embodying the real meaning of the Synod-2018 buzzword “accompaniment.” Continue Reading »

17 Oct 2018

In Persona Christi Capitis

by Jonathan Mitchican

The teaching of in persona Christi capitis humbles the priesthood rather than exalting it to some magical status. Continue Reading »

15 Oct 2018

Paul VI and the Canonization of Vatican II

by Jake Neu

By canonizing John XXIII, John Paul II, and Paul VI, Pope Francis is embracing Vatican II and the changes it wrought. Continue Reading »

12 Oct 2018

Letters From the Synod-2018: #8

Edited by Xavier Rynne II

The eighth in a series of reports on Synod-2018. Continue Reading »

12 Oct 2018

The Catholic Crisis, In Perspective

by George Weigel

Some needed perspective on the Catholic circumstance in the United States. Continue Reading »

10 Oct 2018

Steve Bannon's European Movement

by Alessandra Bocchi

Bannon’s Movement seeks to unify all anti-establishment factions and transcend the left-right dichotomy. Continue Reading »

10 Oct 2018

A Loving Ambivalence

by Helen Andrews

It is tempting to think of Las Casas as a voice crying in the wilderness, but in fact his campaign of denunciation brought him worldly success and the favor of the establishment. Continue Reading »

8 Oct 2018

Reproductive Injustice

by Charles C. Camosy

A review of Rebecca Todd Peters's Trust Women: A Progressive Christian Argument for Reproductive Justice. Continue Reading »