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Valéry's creation of Monsieur Teste personifies his own ambition to be a "witness who is pure intellect."

In Los Angeles, our protests have been acts of hope and courage, full of moments of joyful resistance expressed by dancing, singing, and blessings.

William F. Buckley's critique of Pope John XXIII was one of the most daring episodes in the conservative eminence's career. He later wished it never had happened.

Can a Catholic be a Hindu? Jesuit Francis X. Clooney has sought to learn from both traditions with real devotion.

Obsolescence may be the source of Millennial religious rejection. But it is also the key to understanding Millennial religious embrace.

Many young Americans no longer seem to want the things religion once promised. Has this rendered religion "obsolete"?

Must Christian celibacy be reduced to misogyny or hatred of the body?

For the French political thinker Raymond Aron, sports fandom was one of the few things that defied modern atomization and isolation.

John Connelly’s essay, if taken seriously, is a charter for limitless violence. To support Ukraine, we must embrace a different script.

Right-wing attacks on the Catholic Church draw from the antisemitic playbook.

For the Church to welcome and nourish its people, God needs to run the show.

Close to one in five American Catholics is vulnerable to President Donald Trump’s “mass deportation” regime. Paul Moses reports on how this monstrous policy will wound the U.S. Church.