Article After-Dinner Justice A great deal has been written about Antonin Scalia, much of it angry and partisan. ‘Scalia Speaks’ does not rehearse that debate By Winnifred Fallers Sullivan May 23, 2018 Books U.S. Catholicism Domestic Affairs
Article A Gift We Don’t Deserve The author of ‘The Graybar Hotel’, like his characters, is a prisoner. But art is not life By Phil Christman May 21, 2018 Books
Article Ambivalence & Oblivion What is the intended message of Jason Reitman’s film ‘Tully’? What is on offer in ‘Lean on Pete’ other than sympathy and dread? By Rand Richards Cooper May 18, 2018 Movies
Article Real Time with Ross Douthat When Ross Douthat is defending Catholicism against the attacks of scoffers like Bill Maher, I feel he is defending my beliefs as well By Paul Baumann May 1, 2018 U.S. Catholicism Secularism and Modernity
Feature Household Names There is plain scriptural and historical evidence for women’s leadership in the early Roman church By Michael Peppard April 23, 2018 Women in the Church
Feature Civic Virtue & the Common Good Four authors discuss forming a Catholic political imagination By Robert W. McElroy, John T. McGreevy, Cathleen Kaveny, Matthew Sitman May 25, 2018 U.S. Catholicism Bishops Domestic Affairs Donald Trump Spirituality
Article After the Iran Deal President Trump's spiteful decision to tear up the Iran nuclear deal harms US allies and brings the world closer to armed conflict By The Editors May 17, 2018 Donald Trump Foreign Affairs Middle East Editorial War and Peace
Poetry Poem | Surgeon “All these parts that make / The human heart you’ve been / Learning their geography / And where to go next?” By Stephen Rybicki May 17, 2018 Poetry
Article Poem | Full Moon “She wanted to stop / At the side of a country road / And stand in the cold / Away from the lights of cars / And look at the full blood / Moon” By Stephen Rybicki May 17, 2018 Poetry
Article Letters | Marriage & Communion, Fr. Baran, etc. Readers respond to articles about Ross Douthat’s new book, the role of theologians, Fr. Nonomen, and more By The Editors May 17, 2018 Letters
Article Mind Your Place ‘Conscientious Thinking’ focuses on the way people think—and not just any people, but America’s professional elite By Santiago Ramos May 17, 2018 Domestic Affairs Books
Feature Getting to Gethsemani How to live a life of separation and then share the fruits of your contemplation with the rest of the world? By G. W. Smith May 17, 2018 Spirituality Religious Life
Article Nixon Agonistes Should New York’s progressives pin their hopes on a celebrity? By Dominic Preziosi May 17, 2018 Domestic Affairs Short Take
Article A Final Hospitality Why do we hold death at such a remove, making us all novices at it? By Leah Libresco May 16, 2018 Spirituality Death and Dying
