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Yorgos Lanthimos’s The Favourite is a brilliant dark comedy, but in its extravagance and emotional sprawl also the kind of film that can be viewed in different ways

A new document from Boston College makes important recommendations for the future of seminary formation in the United States

Even if you don’t indulge in New Year’s resolutions, the otherwise depressing month presents a choice: What do you want to do? And how to do it?

Whatever the provocations endured by the Covington students, their behavior constitutes harassment. It needs to be unpacked and addressed

Clearer, more honest language is needed if the two sides in the seemingly unresolvable debate around abortion are going to get beyond name-calling

If you bemoan the shutdown of so many federal agencies, you won’t find an adequate explanation in vague claims that “both sides” have become “extreme”

The community of philosophers mourns the death of Gary Gutting—a brilliant scholar, devoted teacher, and exemplary public intellectual

As one of France’s foremost public intellectuals, Paul Virilio explored themes like rapid modernization, technology, and the eclipse of privacy

A commission on women in the diaconate commissioned by Pope Francis concluded its work in June; two of its members spoke at Fordham University

Wielding his trademark tools of pathos and whimsy, Japanese director Hirokazu Kore-eda announces he’s out to steal your heart—then tiptoes in and does it anyway

We asked you to tell us your stories of why you came, left, or stayed in the church. In this final installment, two readers share their conversion to Catholicism

Don’t be fooled by the supposed candor on display at William Barr’s confirmation hearing; his testimony leaves plenty of red flags