Law
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The Already Not Yet
The latest installment in an ongoing interview series with contributing editor Mark Bauerlein. Patrick Schreiner joins the…
Adeline
She was born in August 1915, in Roquefort la Bédoule in the south of France. She died…
An Opportunity to Overturn Roe
When Amy Coney Barrett was sworn in last October as a Supreme Court justice, many hoped and…
An End to Enervated Conservatism
The latest installment in an ongoing interview series with contributing editor Mark Bauerlein. Arthur Milikh joins the…
God’s Harsh and Dreadful Love
The Paschal Triduum this year seemed like a return from exile: Holy Thursday’s Evening Mass of the…
HR-1: Voter Fraud is for Keeps
The latest installment in an ongoing interview series with contributing editor Mark Bauerlein. Mark Meckler joins the…
Good News After a Very Bad Year
There is no need to belabor the awfulness of the year of lockdowns, shutdowns, and other downers…
My Adorable Jesus
When I was a child, on Lenten Fridays my mother would corral us into the Subaru and…
Jesus of the Suburbs
Last week I read a very interesting review of a book entitled In Conversation: Samuel Wells and…
A Time for Confidence
2020 is finally ending. It seems like a decade ago that we were chugging along in the…
The Chicago Seven and the Long Sixties
The Trial of the Chicago 7directed by aaron sorkinnetflix The 1968–1970 trial of the Chicago Seven seemed…
Who Is the Good Samaritan?
Despite the collapse or erasure of Christian references in Europe, contemporary language has retained a certain number…
The Only Great Reset
You may have heard an ominous phrase echo around the digital ether recently: “The Great Reset.” Klaus…
Books for Christmas—2020
How bad a year has it been? Let me not count the ways. Good books can hearten…
Therapeutic Jurisprudence
After the 1973 decision Roe v. Wade, a crisis of meaning emerged in opinions of the United…
