Theology

A selection of recent articles on this topic

Man and Metropolis

John Wilson

I’ve been reading a lot about cities lately: Carlo Rotella’s excellent book The World Is Always Coming…

The State of School Reform

Mark Bauerlein

The latest installment in an ongoing interview series with contributing editor Mark Bauerlein. On this episode, Mark and…

A Word of Thanks

R. R. Reno

Dear readers and supporters, I’m pleased to report that our year-end campaign has exceeded our goals. Our…

How to Think About the First Amendment

Mark Bauerlein

The latest installment in an ongoing interview series with contributing editor Mark Bauerlein. On this episode, Stanley Fish…

The Two Popes: Baloney, Brilliantly Acted

George Weigel

I first met Pope Emeritus Benedict in June 1988; over the next three decades, I’ve enjoyed many…

Kerouac’s Beatific Visions

Joshua Hren

Jack Kerouac, who coined the phrase “Beat Generation,” railed against those who interpreted it as meaning “beat…

New Year’s Resolutions for Concerned Catholics: A Few Suggestions

George Weigel

During and after the grim martial law period in the early 1980s, many freedom-minded Poles would greet…

Laughing Against the Dark

Ron Austin

Keeping a straight face, I’m going to argue that American popular comedy has lost the virtue of…

Catholic Zionism

Gavin D'Costa

In 1965, in Nostra Aetate, the Second Vatican Council affirmed that God’s covenant with the Jewish people is…

Hawthorne’s Daughter

Patricia Snow

In 1891, Rose Hawthorne Lathrop, daughter of the novelist ­Nathaniel Hawthorne, was received into the Catholic Church.…

The Problem with the Culture Problem

Oren Cass

Shorthand is convenient, but sometimes it confuses. In the game of telephone, by which ideas evolve through…

How to Lose a Cold War
(and Why)

Matthew Schmitz

North by Northwest’s style is so impeccable, its tone so effervescent, that many viewers fail to grasp…

Talking All Night

Alfred Nicol

I asked my friend, the poet,how she was getting by.“Work and tears,”came her reply. “And listening,” she…

Christingle

Iain Twiddy

The power-cut candle’s wobbly precisionushers the church hall back into vision.We assembled them on a mess table:first…

Requiem for Ethel

David B. Wester

Your eyes sparkled. And there was playfulnessIn your smile that veiled your age,Softening the hard years with…