Life of Faith
A selection of recent articles on this topic
Publishers’ Bind
Recently, I paged through a friend’s copy of a just-released bestseller in political theory. I then ordered…
Sitting or Running the Risks
A man sits as many risks as he runs.” This was Henry David Thoreau’s advice to people…
A Baptist Reflection on Reformation Day
On October 31, many Americans decorate their homes for Halloween with ghouls, goblins, cobwebs, and pumpkins. Many…
Lectio Divina and Online Learning
In my education seminars, I often assign Neil Postman’s Amusing Ourselves to Death and Matthew Crawford’s The…
Jazz, Hope, and Perverse Modernism
The great jazz singer Kurt Elling gave us a real sign of hope in a difficult year…
American Money
The latest installment in an ongoing interview series with contributing editor Mark Bauerlein. Lance Morrow discusses his forthcoming…
Kamala Harris’s Record of Anti-Catholic Bigotry
In 1958, as John F. Kennedy was preparing to run for president of the United States, polemicist…
Democracies At War
The latest installment in an ongoing interview series with contributing editor Mark Bauerlein. William S. Smith joins the…
Suicide of the Liberals
Between 1900 and 1917, waves of unprecedented terror struck Russia. Several parties professing incompatible ideologies competed (and…
When the Dogma Lives Loudly
When Sen. Dianne Feinstein grilled federal circuit court nominee—and now Supreme Court nominee—Amy Coney Barrett three years…
Calling the Bluff on Princeton
The Department of Education’s decision to initiate an investigation of Princeton University for unlawful discrimination doesn’t follow…
Catholics at the Back of the Line
Archbishop Cordileone delivered the following homily at St. Mary’s Cathedral Plaza in San Francisco on September 20,…
God Never Loses
The following remarks were prepared earlier this year for the 2020 National Catholic Prayer Breakfast honoring Attorney…
Kamala Harris’s Threat to Religious Believers
Since presidential candidate Joe Biden selected Sen. Kamala Harris as his running mate, some Catholics have rightly…
Remembering Fr. Paul Mankowski
Paul Mankowski, a Jesuit of the Chicago province, who has just died—too soon at only 66—was probably…
