Bishop Richard Williamson has died at the age of 84. He will not be eulogized by many Catholics, perhaps not even within the traditionalist Society of Saint Pius X, from which he was expelled in […]

Given our more recent trips around the sun, social justice warriors patrolling professional workplaces may want to spend some time mulling over what the Catechism of the Catholic Church has to say about justice. Authentic […]

This past Tuesday evening, Fr. Thomas Joseph White, OP—Dominican priest, cofounder of the bluegrass band the Hillbilly Thomists, and the first American rector of the Pontifical University of Saint Thomas Aquinas in Rome (colloquially the […]

Americans have grown more worried about their pocketbooks and less concerned about the culture wars over the past decade, an annual family values survey has found. Deseret News reported Thursday that 71% of adults responding to a […]

Catholic bishops in Cameroon have raised alarm over the ongoing suffering of Cameroonians in the conflict-ridden Northwest and Southwest regions. For eight years, separatists have been fighting to form a breakaway state named Ambazonia. It […]

Browsing Footprints in Time, the memoirs of Winston Churchill’s longtime private secretary, John Colville, I found a tale from eighty years ago with a lesson for American public life today. The idiosyncrasies of the British government being […]

The Greatness of Henri de Lubac – “Through my years of theological study in Rome and long years of teaching, Henri de Lubac has been a cherished theological mentor and companion.” Henri de Lubac: Pilgrim […]