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Kenyan bishops urge dialogue in the name of reform and stability

October 11, 2018 Fredrick Nzwili 0

In Kenya, Catholic bishops have joined with leaders of other faiths in an effort to reform and stabilize the East African nation, amid concerns that public, social, and private institutions are facing a serious legitimacy […]

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Escalating the war on crisis pregnancy centers

October 2, 2018 Anne Hendershott 7

Opening a new front in the abortion wars, some of Connecticut’s progressive politicians have now taken aim at the state’s crisis pregnancy centers. Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin is now targeting the city’s pregnancy support centers with […]

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Right by Nature: Russell Kirk, contemporary conservatism and natural law

September 21, 2018 Nathanael Blake 8

American conservatism is in an odd place. Politically it is ascendant, with the ostensibly conservative Republican Party in control of the national government and most of the states. Culturally, it is marginalized, with its opponents […]

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The Puzzle of Liberal Bigotry

August 20, 2018 James Kalb 13

In theory, the views of everyday liberals emphasize fairness, tolerance, dialogue, and mutual understanding. In practice, those things are becoming scarcer. […]

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Trump and the triumph of the dramatic style

August 14, 2018 Philip Primeau 8

Increasingly, politics becomes performative bloodsport, along the lines of professional wrestling, with citizens playing the role of titillated fans howling from the bleachers. […]

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The public challenge of the Catholic Faith

July 16, 2018 Christopher R. Altieri 4

Catholic citizens have an indispensable contribution to make to the national discourse in the present day, one that could prove to be the salvation of […]

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How Politics Becomes Religion

July 15, 2018 Dr. Samuel Gregg 15

The sheer ferocity of contemporary politics suggests that, for many people, it’s their real religion. […]

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The Catholic roots of the New Socialism

July 3, 2018 Anne Hendershott 23

The “patron saint” of today’s Democratic Socialists of America got his start with Dorothy Day’s Catholic Worker Movement. But for Day, prayer and the sacraments […]

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What’s next after the “Masterpiece Cakeshop” ruling?

June 4, 2018 Titus Techera 2

This case was ultimately about what citizenship demands and permits. There will be a next case, and it will probably be much more troubling. […]

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As local elections loom, London isn’t what it used to be

May 2, 2018 Joanna Bogle 6

Catholic social teaching isn’t the property of a single political party—but there are concerns that it is increasingly difficult to be an active Catholic in […]

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