Epiphany at Cana

by Peter J. Leithart

By turning water to wine, Jesus reveals that he comes to transform the old order, with its purity rules, into a new order of joyful celebration. Continue Reading »

15 Jan 2021 0

The Political Power of Big Tech

by R. R. Reno

Big Tech's power to define the limits of free speech is part of a larger trend, one that has shifted a great deal of political power away from elected representatives and into the hands of private actors. Continue Reading »

15 Jan 2021 0

My People Need Christ's Body and Blood

by Salvatore J. Cordileone

In humbling ourselves to serve others, we are not only doing what God asks of us: We are doing what God did for us.  Continue Reading »

14 Jan 2021 0

Fr. Maciej Zięba, O.P. (1954–2020)

by George Weigel

Father Zięba worked tirelessly to make John Paul’s thought and pastoral vision come alive in Polish Catholicism.  Continue Reading »

13 Jan 2021 0

Biden's Promise to Codify Roe

by Gerard V. Bradley

Defenders of life should turn to the Fourteenth Amendment in their next legal battles.
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12 Jan 2021 0

George Saunders on Story

by Joshua Hren

For Saunders, fiction is fundamentally moral.
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11 Jan 2021 0

Odds and Ends for Wendy

by John Wilson

When my wife went to visit family, I would sometimes keep notes of things she might enjoy hearing about when she got back. Continue Reading »

8 Jan 2021 0

America’s History of Political Violence

by Darel E. Paul

Yesterday was just one more day in America's long history of political violence.  Continue Reading »

7 Jan 2021 0

Silent Night in Bethlehem

by Theophilos III

We long for the day when visitors can return once more to walk in the footsteps of Jesus Christ. Continue Reading »

7 Jan 2021 0

The End of the Law

by Hans Boersma

Without Christ shaping our judicial opinions and exegetical forays, the law will remain a dead letter for some, while serving as an excuse to impose a Great Reset for others. Continue Reading »

7 Jan 2021 0