The Dispatch
Science, Leviathan and “Jurassic World”
In the latest installment in the planned Jurassic World trilogy, it’s the human beings who are truly monstrous. […]
Making sense of U.S. immigration law, enforcement, and the current crisis
Analysis
The teachings of the Magisterium mostly vindicate Sessions’s policies in interpreting and enforcing American law. At the same time, these teachings strongly suggest grave deficiencies […]
Immigration, moral authority, and the “order of love”
Features
The question of immigration is complicated enough under the best circumstances. But the problem of mass migration, much of it illegal, in a globalized world […]
Books
Two new books explore Pope St. John Paul II’s moral convictions, intellectual legacy
A Pope and a President by Paul Kengor and Wind From Heaven by Monika Jablonska delve into many unknown or overlooked aspects of John Paul’s […]
Analysis
Synodality vs. Synodality
As Pope Francis’ uneven record indicates, collegiality and synodality are great — until one tries to do something with them. […]
Essay
This Father’s Day: Vow to be a Committed Catholic Father
While there are numerous ways to categorize and analyze Catholic fatherhood, one way is to consider how Catholic men live out truth and mercy as […]
Essay
Joyce Kilmer, John Paul II, and the artistic vocation
All who reverence the Bible, but especially Christians, ought to have a deep appreciation for words and for those who take words and give them […]
Features
How the Ignatius Pew Missal is bringing chant, sacred hymns to parishes
The aim of the Ignatius Pew Missal, says editor Br. Elias Guadalupe Ford, is to provide a resource to help the average parish “follow the documents and […]
Analysis
Polish Bishops’ Amoris Laetitia guidelines stress discernment and compassion, in continuity with Church doctrine
The much anticipated guidelines reflect what already is common pastoral practice in Poland, emphasizing accompaniment but uncompromising in their fidelity to the Church’s teaching. […]
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Current progressivism can plausibly be explained, in part, on Marxist grounds as a class ideology that cloaks exploitation with high-sounding rhetoric. […]
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The Gala at the Met was a sad attempt to pretend, to think (or feel, more likely) that colorful celebration and rampant symbolism can capture […]
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While it may not have been formally defined in a council or by a pope, the order of charity is…
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