Essay

How Strange is the Cross

June 28, 2016 Bishop Robert Barron 0

Fleming Rutledge’s The Crucifixion is one of the most stimulating and thought-provoking books of theology that I have read in the past ten years. Both an academic and a well-regarded preacher in the Episcopal tradition, Rutledge has […]

Film & Music

So I Married a Demonologist

June 22, 2016 Nick Olszyk 0

MPAA Rating: R USCCB Rating:A-III Reel Rating: (3 out of 5 reels) It’s unfortunate that there has never been a truly great exorcist movie (for the record, I consider The Exorcist to be a good, […]

Essay

Confessions of an “elitist”

June 22, 2016 George Weigel 0

The term “elitist” has been bandied about so promiscuously in this election cycle that it’s become virtually content-free. Yet “elitist” is also being weaponized as a scare-word to prevent legitimate criticism of ideas, attitudes, and […]

Essay

My Father’s Questions

June 19, 2016 George J. Galloway 0

The TV sitcom Father Knows Best, which ran from 1954 to 1960, starred the lovable Robert Young (later everybody’s favorite TV family practitioner, Dr. Marcus Welby) and the beautiful Jane Wyatt, as the ideal couple […]