Article Mission Creep David Hollinger urges his readers to see past the cliché of Protestant missionaries unthinkingly imposing Western mores on recalcitrant natives By John T. McGreevy January 29, 2018 Books Foreign Affairs U.S. Catholicism Race
Article Speed Up on Single Payer Our first concern should be health care for all By John Marty January 29, 2018 Health Care Domestic Affairs Social Justice Economy Continuing the Conversation
Article Life in a Shithole Country Reflections from a beautiful, so-called "shithole country," where they know a shithole style of leadership when they smell one By Rand Richards Cooper January 27, 2018 Donald Trump Race Foreign Affairs Domestic Affairs
Article Letters | Mary McCarthy, Aquinas, Hitler, et al. Readers write in about World War Two, the president’s ignorance, and more, and B.D. McClay responds to a letter about Mary McCarthy. By The Editors January 26, 2018 Letters
Article To See Our World Anew Ursula K. Le Guin was one of the best novelist-critics we’ve ever had By Anthony Domestico January 26, 2018 Profiles Books
Article Fake News & the Gospel Truth Rather than blame “fake news” on professional journalists, Pope Francis enlists them as “the protectors of news.” What is a journalist’s role? By Paul Moses January 25, 2018 Media Pope Francis Donald Trump
Article We Cannot Accept This Pope Pius IX’s actions after the abduction of Edgardo Mortara were not motivated by piety, but traditional Catholic supersessionism By Kevin J. Madigan January 25, 2018 Ecumenism U.S. Catholicism Media Jewish-Christian Relations
Article Poetry: Eight Distillations “He talked of nothingness until it wasn’t. / He bragged his gravity into God.” By Christian Wiman January 24, 2018 Poetry Spirituality
Article Peaceful Solidarity Lessons from the greatest example of interfaith peace activism in our nation’s history By Patrick Henry January 24, 2018 War and Peace Domestic Affairs U.S. Catholicism Social Justice
Article Time to Take Responsibility Lawmakers must prevent the White House from drawing us into another war By The Editors January 23, 2018 Donald Trump War and Peace Middle East Domestic Affairs Editorial Terrorism
Article Our Old, Harsh Immigration Laws Are New Again As Congress looks to overhaul immigration, they are just extending old injustices By Paul Moses January 22, 2018 Domestic Affairs Immigration Donald Trump
Article ‘Brideshead’ Revisited & Revised Evelyn Waugh initially disregarded the critics of his best-known novel, but the more popular his novel became, the more his reservations grew By Robert Murray Davis January 22, 2018 Books Movies Secularism and Modernity
Article Obsessed with Continuity What an essay on the Mortara kidnapping confirms By Massimo Faggioli January 20, 2018 Jewish-Christian Relations Vatican II Pope Francis U.S. Catholicism Theology
Feature Imagine There’s No Clergy What to do about the priesthood? By William M. Shea and David Cloutier January 20, 2018 Sexual-abuse Crisis Bishops U.S. Catholicism Priesthood
Article The ‘Seamless Garment’ Makes a Comeback Ditching the consistent ethic of life model was a mistake, both tactically and morally By John Gehring January 19, 2018 Abortion Bishops Domestic Affairs
