The Dispatch
The “heroes and heretics” who changed the Church and the world
Phillip Campbell discusses his book on some of the pivotal men and women of the Reformation era. […]
Thomas More
The Dispatch
The legal and moral genius of St. Thomas More
A new book examines the life and mind of a man who is today much revered—and misunderstood. […]
The Dispatch
Bermuda law again respects reality
While “domestic partnerships” are recognized in Bermuda, some of which partnerships will make it legally easier for same-sex partners to carry on their common life, […]
Features
Two Englishmen whose lives were commentary on the question of conscience
For Thomas More, following his conscience led him to martyrdom; for John Henry Newman, following his conscience led him to become a Catholic. […]
Books
Eamon Duffy’s “Reformation Divided” revises assumptions, offers deep historical insights
The five hundredth anniversary of the issuing of the Ninety-Five Theses by Martin Luther, the event customarily taken as the inauguration of the Protestant Reformation, is this October 31st. For such an anniversary, everyone who […]
Analysis
The Fortnight for Freedom and the fight against leftist slander
Welcome to the fifth annual Fortnight for Freedom (F4F). In case you missed its start, we are actually in the middle of it. And even though an Administration friendly to the conscience rights of believers […]
Essay
St. Thomas More’s true relevance for our time
The John Paul II Shrine’s exhibit on St. Thomas More argues convincingly that he is more relevant now than ever. But is that because he was a martyr for religious liberty, as the exhibit implies? […]