Dominic Preziosi

Article

Staff Pick: ‘Isaac Hecker: An American Catholic’

A sweeping biography of an overlooked figure

By Dominic Preziosi

December 27, 2017

U.S. Catholicism

Theology

Article

No Sunset Conversion

‘Lucky’ is a humble celebration of Harry Dean Stanton, a quietly glorious send-off for a singular American talent

By Dominic Preziosi

October 12, 2017

Movies

Secularism and Modernity

Article

Lie, Memory

Can we trust our memories and what's in our heads? Dan Chaon's novel ‘Ill Will’ pursues this question to thrilling effect

By Dominic Preziosi

July 10, 2017

Books

Fiction

Lyndon Johnson signing the 1965 Voting Rights Act / Wikimedia

Article

States to Trump’s Election ‘Integrity’ Commission: Count Us Out

Bipartisan resistance to the specious plan for combating nonexistent voter fraud, as there should be

July 6, 2017

Article

Two Ways of Reading?

Reading online isn't just about staring at a screen

By Dominic Preziosi

March 7, 2017

Article

Nixon Agonistes

Should New York’s progressives pin their hopes on a celebrity?

By Dominic Preziosi

May 17, 2018

Domestic Affairs

Short Take

Must Reads

Politics

Look Forward in Anger

Kavanaugh wrote in an op-ed that ‘the justices do not sit on opposite sides of an aisle.’ But it's too late for those platitudes

By Rand Richards Cooper

October 8, 2018

Religion

Gaps in the Story

Cardinal Marc Ouellet released an open letter to Archbishop Viganò denying that there had been any sanctions against Theodore McCarrick

By Paul Moses

October 10, 2018

Religion

Business Class

How cozy is Catholic University’s relationship with the Kochs?

By John Gehring

October 4, 2018

Religion

Synods Aren’t Just for the Bishops

As in the sixteenth century, the question is not whether the Catholic Church will survive this age of scandal, but what form the church will survive in

By Massimo Faggioli

October 1, 2018

Culture

Nasty Woman

There was always anger at assault allegations: touching, drugging, choking; at pay gaps, at locker-room talk. But the anger I’m feeling has changed—for the worse

By Katherine Lucky

October 4, 2018

Books

Undemocratic by Design

Quinn Slobodian's new book is a fascinating look at the neoliberal mystification of markets.

By Eugene McCarraher

October 15, 2018

Collections

The Church That Has to Come

A series of reported reflections from Rome, where bishops and young people are gathering this October to discuss the future of the church

By Griffin Oleynick

October 16, 2018