Article From Buckley to Trump The conservatism of William F. Buckley Jr., the “larger-than-life” editor of the National Review, shaped our current political climate. By Paul Baumann May 6, 2021 Domestic Affairs
Article The Beauty of the Incomprehensible In her new book, Karen Kilby leads even a lay reader through theoretical thickets with a gentle and steady hand. By Paul Baumann April 20, 2021 Theology Books
Article Torments & Frenzies Graham Greene’s life is both more interesting and more nuanced than the New Yorker appears to believe. By Paul Baumann March 31, 2021 biography Media
Article Sound Views Reflections from the beaches overlooking Long Island Sound. By Paul Baumann February 26, 2021
Article Biden the Catholic, Part Two Some conservative Catholics and U.S. bishops are eager to exploit any controversy over Biden’s Catholicism, but in doing so they reveal their hypocrisy. By Paul Baumann February 10, 2021 U.S. Catholicism Joe Biden Bishops
Article ‘Citizen Kane’ Revisited ‘Mank,’ a new movie about the politics behind ‘Citizen Kane,’ focuses on Upton Sinclair—a friend of Commonweal’s founding editor. By Paul Baumann January 22, 2021 Movies