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Intolerance and evangelization: Thoughts on Cardinal Sarah at the National Prayer Breakfast

May 25, 2016 George Weigel 0

Cardinal Robert Sarah is one of the adornments of the Catholic Church, although it’s very unlikely that this man of faith, humor, intelligence, and profound humility would appreciate my putting it that way. His 2015 […]

Film & Music

Why “Last Days in the Desert” is so boring

May 24, 2016 Bishop Robert Barron 0

With his latest film, Last Days in the Desert, Rodrigo Garcia has accomplished something truly remarkable. He has taken a portion of the life of the single most compelling person who has ever lived and turned it […]

Editorial

“Christ is risen!”: The Big Bang within Time and Space

May 24, 2016 Carl E. Olson 0

A few months ago, while writing Did Jesus Really Rise From the Dead?, I was able to watch the movie Risen, which releases today on DVD. It was fortuitous as the film captures, in cinematic […]

General

Duncan Stroik wins national award for architecture

May 23, 2016 CWR Staff 0

The Arthur Ross Award is the oldest award for classical architecture in the United States. It “recognizes and celebrates excellence in the classical tradition.” This year, Duncan Stroik, practicing architect and professor at the University […]

Books

Bishop Barron and the Vibrant Paradoxes of the Catholic Faith

May 23, 2016 Gregory J. Sullivan 0

“There are not one hundred people in the United States who hate the Catholic Church, but there are millions who hate what they wrongly perceive the Catholic Church to be.”— Bishop Fulton J. Sheen Bishop […]

Analysis

Pope Francis, Populism, and the Agony of Latin America

May 22, 2016 Dr. Samuel Gregg 0

Venezuela is now in an advanced state of political and economic collapse. Such is the fruit of seventeen years of the “21st century socialism” pioneered by Hugo Chávez and pursued by his successor Nicolás Maduro. […]

Essay

Baby Bison and the Danger of “Misplaced Concern”

May 20, 2016 Carrie Gress, Ph.D. 0

On May 9th at Yellowstone National Park, a bison calf was euthanized. The reason? A tourist, concerned about the welfare of the calf in the cold temperatures, had put it in her SUV. The calf […]

Interview

The man behind Catholic U’s largest donation ever

May 19, 2016 Jim Graves 6

The Catholic University of America recently announced that it received a donation of $15 million—the largest single donation in school history—to assist with the operational needs of the School of Business and Economics and related […]

Essay

Supreme Court Avoids the Issue, Little Sisters Get a Win. Now what?

May 19, 2016 Dr. John A. Sparks 0

In a highly unusual move, the Supreme Court passed off the case of Zubic v. Burwell like a hot potato. It passed the case to the lower federal appeals courts. The high court, short by […]

Essay

Biblical preaching and healing the culture

May 18, 2016 George Weigel 0

If Catholics in the United States are going to be healers of our wounded culture, we’re going to have to learn to see the world through lenses ground by biblical faith. That form of depth […]

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