Books for Christmas—2020

by George Weigel

Some suggestions for Christmastide book-giving. Continue Reading »

2 Dec 2020 0

Free Speech at Cambridge

by David Butterfield

Cambridge faculty are in a fight for true protections for freedom of speech.  Continue Reading »

2 Dec 2020 0

Homeless in Advent

by Hans Boersma

Advent reminds us that we are all homeless. Continue Reading »

1 Dec 2020 0

Ron Howard’s Disappointing Hillbilly Elegy

by Gracy Olmstead

We are owed better films about Appalachia and the Rust Belt—about the “back row Americans” who are at once incredibly ordinary and incredibly extraordinary.  Continue Reading »

1 Dec 2020 0

The Joy of Jonathan Sacks

by Rowan Williams

I thank God for Jonathan Sacks and commend him to the God of the spirits of all flesh.  Continue Reading »

30 Nov 2020 0

Why We Need Cluny Media

by Sohrab Ahmari

Cluny Media republishes rare and hard-to-find classics of Catholic letters.  Continue Reading »

28 Nov 2020 0

Perverse Freedom

by Mark T. Mitchell

The idolatry of absolute autonomy leads to the violent sacrifice of the weak. Continue Reading »

27 Nov 2020 0

The Sinner and the Saint

by Kenneth L. Woodward

If more of the old canonization system had been in place, the McCarrick Report would certainly have delayed John Paul II’s canonization.
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27 Nov 2020 0

Seventy-Five Years Ago in Silesia

by Bronwen McShea

The priest martyrs of Silesia, and the nuns who suffered with them, were victims of a broader pattern of terror practiced by agents of the radicalized left.  Continue Reading »

26 Nov 2020 0

A Year of Reading: 2020

by John Wilson

A Thanksgiving feast of book recommendations from 2020. Continue Reading »

26 Nov 2020 0