Essay

The Vampire School

April 4, 2013 Anthony Esolen 0

“Schools, I hear it argued, would make better sense and be better value as nine-to-five operations or even nine-to-nine ones, working year-round.  We’re not a farming community anymore, I hear, that we need to give […]

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Special Report

Pope Francis, SJ

April 3, 2013 Michael Severance 0

Pope Francis is different. Already in his young papacy, there are many examples of his different approach to matters big and small, personal and public. On the smaller, personal level, there are the reports of […]

Essay

The Cross, For Us

March 30, 2013 Hans Urs von Balthasar 0

The following is from A Short Primer for Unsettled Laymen (Ignatius Press, 1985). Without a doubt, at the center of the New Testament there stands the Cross, which receives its interpretation from the Resurrection. The […]

Essay

The House of Lies

March 26, 2013 Anne Hendershott 0

The recent endorsement of same-sex marriage by former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton came as no surprise. She joins a long list of politicians—mostly Democrats, but increasingly more Republicans—who claim to have been “recently” converted […]