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Two inventive new books from Albanian philosopher Lea Ypi invoke personal history to explore the meaning of human freedom and dignity.

Two recent histories of capitalism show its rapacious, violent appetite. How might Catholics contribute to a politics of repair?

Over the course of his life, Fr. Richard John Neuhaus surrendered grassroots political organizing for the company of the powerful.

Reading great novels should be an encounter that makes you more human, not more productive.

In the United States, our highest-profile leaders relish killing condemned prisoners. Only a truly unhealthy society could permit such brutality.

Boomer Christianity may be dying, but the prospect of its being replaced by the old Crusader Christianity is dead on arrival.

Some bishops are speaking out about mass detention and deportation. But will they act again as a group at their November meeting?

Michael Behrent discusses the role of Catholicism in Foucault’s youth and the connection between his religious background and later work.