Catholicism

A selection of recent articles on this topic

Fiction and Last Things

Mark Bauerlein

The latest installment of an ongoing interview series with contributing editor Mark Bauerlein. Cassandra Nelson joins in…

Pope Francis and “Selective Indignation”

Raymond J. de Souza

Last month, the chief rabbi of Rome accused Pope Francis of “selective indignation” in his comments about…

Necessary Societies

Sam Zeno Conedera

On the Dignity of Society is an anthology of Russell Hittinger’s previously published articles, organized into three…

Letter to a Young Bishop

Scott Hahn

Your Excellency, I’m writing only because you asked. I have so far successfully avoided the role of…

Who’s Really Calling the Shots at U.S. Diocesan Chanceries?

Michael J. Mazza

The Second Vatican Council taught that bishops are not mere delegates of the pope, regional managers of…

Why Women Cannot Be Deacons

James Keating

Much has recently been written about the possibility of the Church sacramentally ordaining women to the diaconate.…

Are Diversity and Catholicism “Equally Important” at Notre Dame?

Scott Yenor

Notre Dame’s provost, John McGreevy, laid out priorities for faculty hiring to Notre Dame faculty in a…

The USCCB Should Reject Federal Funds

Kevin D. Roberts

On Monday, Pope Francis sent a letter to the bishops of the United States. Criticizing the Trump…

Super Bowls and Bad Samaritans

The Editors

The editors discuss Super Bowl 59—why we watched, who tried to rig the outcome, and what Taylor…

Pope Francis’s Apocalyptic Dream

R. R. Reno

Pope Francis published his suicide note. It took the form of a letter to the American Catholic…

Altar Rails and Borders

R. R. Reno

Catholicism in the United States and Europe is heading toward trouble. The presenting issue is immigration. Vice…

How Should Catholics Respond to the Immigration Crisis?

James Hankins

The appointment of Cardinal Robert W. McElroy as Archbishop of Washington, D.C., has been widely interpreted in…

Catholics, Hippocrates, and Reforming American Medicine 

George Weigel

I am the odd man out in a family of medical folk. My maternal grandfather was a…

America’s Earliest Martyrs for Marriage to be Beatified

Beverly Willett

In the late sixteenth century, indigenous Guale Indians murdered five Franciscan friars in missions along the Georgia…

The Bible Throughout the Ages

Mark Bauerlein

The latest installment of an ongoing interview series with contributing editor Mark Bauerlein. Bruce Gordon joins in…