Article Lenten Hours As Lent invites us to slow down, rich medieval art helps us see God’s presence in time By Griffin Oleynick February 14, 2018 Arts Spirituality
Article Fake News, Murder & the Philippine Bishops The bishops saw how manipulation of social media helps to build public support for the summary slaying of drug dealers By Paul Moses February 13, 2018 Foreign Affairs Bishops Pope Francis Media
Article The Quiet Revolution Western liberals continue to claim Emmanuel Macron as their champion. They shouldn't By Cole Stangler February 13, 2018 Foreign Affairs Immigration
Article Democracy Is the Problem? Understanding the return of Catholic anti-liberalism By Massimo Faggioli February 12, 2018 U.S. Catholicism Vatican II Pope John Paul II Contraception mandate
Article Sound Familiar? The anti-immigrant animus here and in Europe reflects the spread of the same virus By Rand Richards Cooper February 12, 2018 Immigration Race Donald Trump Foreign Affairs Domestic Affairs
Article How to Fell a Tree What are the costs and dignities found in physical labor? By Mark Phillips February 12, 2018 Domestic Affairs Spirituality Books
Article Loving the Amish Patrick Deneen argues that liberalism is one of the great horrors of world history, but his form of conservatism cannot show us a way forward By Alan Wolfe February 12, 2018 Domestic Affairs Donald Trump Books
Feature No More Nukes? Are we at last on the eve of the postnuclear millennium? By Michael C. Desch, Gerard F. Powers February 9, 2018 War and Peace Domestic Affairs Foreign Affairs Pope Francis
Article A Communion of Sinners & Saints Before becoming a communion of saints we are first of all a communion of sinners By Jerry Ryan February 8, 2018 Spirituality
Article The Habit of Seeing How Flannery O’Connor absorbed her extensive reading in modern Catholic philosophy and theology into a profound and personal religious vision By Paul Lakeland February 8, 2018 Books U.S. Catholicism Theology
Article Heavy on Bluster, Thin on Facts There is something particularly galling about Catholic members of the Trump administration leading or enabling anti-immigrant policies and xenophobia By John Gehring February 8, 2018 Immigration Race Domestic Affairs
Article Monsters, Politics, Romance In this sci-fi monster movie, political parable, spy drama, and love story, Guillermo del Toro purveys such stuff as dreams—and nightmares—are made of By Rand Richards Cooper February 7, 2018 Movies
Article A Poet Pleads Insanity Whether Ezra Pound is a fascist, a traitor, a madman, or a genius, Daniel Swift argues that he remains undiagnosable By Eve Tushnet February 7, 2018 Books Poetry
Poetry Poem | Wintry Gratitude, an Ode “I hope to die singing two kinds of praise, / the world by which I’m awed, / the majesty of God, / both of which carry Murphy through his days” By Timothy Murphy February 7, 2018 Poetry
Poetry Poem | After Ashbery “Rome, Amsterdam, and God filtering through a pastor’s / meme: Shia Laboeuf rawring JUST DO IT, illuminating / His Most Holy Name” By Danielle Chapman February 7, 2018 Poetry
