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Wittgenstein’s Apocalypse
Ludwig Wittgenstein believed the age of technology would be the beginning of the end for humanity. The increasing ubiquity of AI may prove him right.
Alexander Stern
Fight for the Fourteenth
The bishops filed an amicus brief in support of birthright citizenship. Conservative critics aren’t happy.
Heidi Schlumpf

Real Solidarity

Becoming a faith community means allowing the faces of the displaced to enter our liturgies and our civic imagination.
Dylan Corbett
'Of This World'—On the Altar
Hosts and 'Commonweal' contributors Daniel Steinmetz-Jenkins and Nick Tabor chat with professor and author Jonathan Sheehan about the history of sacrifice, from the sacred to the secular.
An Ecumenical Pilgrimage
ReligionWomen in the ChurchEcumenism
Dame Mullally’s participation in the Becket Camino represents a sign of ecumenism as she becomes the first woman to lead the Church of England.
Vanessa R. Corcoran
The Gospel According to Tom Homan
U.S. CatholicismPoliticsImmigrationBishops
Trump-appointed border czar Tom Homan is a lifelong Catholic, but do his zero-tolerance immigration policies align with Church teaching?
Paul Moses
No Mirrors, Shared Shoes
HistoryEuropeCulture
The rural Ireland of my parents’ generation more closely resembled the Middle Ages than 21st-century Europe.
John Rodden
The Church Is Not a Culture
TheologyReligionpostliberalism
Almost exactly ten years after I had first considered becoming Catholic for intellectual reasons, I became one for interpersonal reasons.
Jonathan Heaps
Debating Women’s Ordination
Women in the ChurchLettersContinuing the Conversation
Readers debate Paul Baumann's provocative essay on women's ordination—and Baumann responds to his critics.
The Editors
Not Just a Mistake, a Crime
InternationalWar and PeaceMiddle EastDonald Trump
The war on Iran is yet another reminder that the world will never be safe until the United States accepts and abides by international law.
George Scialabba
A War of Whim
EditorialWar and PeaceDonald TrumpMiddle East
Trump has made the world less stable, alienated our allies, and further degraded the moral standing of the United States.
The Editors
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