June 2026

Is our collective refusal to remember and grieve the deaths caused by the pandemic contributing to a rightward lurch in our politics?

American Christianity has been captured by Trumpism over the past decade. How can we recover from his politics of resentment?

Pope Leo invites us to discern the Christian principles that must guide practical decisions about AI. Notre Dame's DELTA framework does just that.

Chris Jennings's book about violent Christian separatists traces the fracturing of American society. But was America ever whole before, and can it ever be now?

The Eucharist is not just the summit of our Catholic experience. It is also the source of our conviction to live as Christ did, giving ourselves to others in daily life.

Cardinal Timothy Radcliffe discusses his six decades as a Dominican and the point of being a Christian today.

Readers discuss the future of human writing and the possibility of a left-wing defense of 'ownership.'

On the eve of its 250th birthday, does the United States still present something of a model for mankind?

Pope Leo's encyclical doesn't ask whether machines can make good art; it explores the uniquely human purposes of art that a machine can never access.