The process of making things right is simple: First you acknowledge wrongdoing. Next you show remorse. Then, finally, there’s the last step: reparation — you make the aggrieved “whole.” That third part is pretty important. If you happen to…
Attorneys for the Little Sisters of the Poor will appear before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit tomorrow to ask the court to block a nationwide ruling that rejected the Catholic nuns’ protection from the federal government’s…
The Swedish government refuses to relinquish two girls it took from their parents when one falsely alleged parental abuse because it claims the parents are “religious extremists” since they attend church and read the Bible with their family.The…
Modern churches have become overly passive and feminized; men must reclaim a Christ-shaped strength, public engagement, and traditional masculinity to renew both the church and civilization. The post The return of strong Christian…
Hundreds of University of California (UC) professors have signed an open letter urging the university to resume using standardized-test scores as part of the admissions process for students majoring in science, technology, engineering, and…
Pope Leo XIV will celebrate his first Holy Thursday Mass as pope in the Basilica of St. John Lateran, washing the feet of twelve Roman priests—a marked contrast with Pope Francis, who during his pontificate performed the ritual with prisoners,…
The Pew Research Center’s Religious Landscape Study shows that Christianity – from Catholicism to the various Protestant denominations – has managed over several decades to maintain, with slight variations, its relative share of the total…
Most Oscar movies have no audience and few admirers and are instantly forgotten (name last year’s winner). One exception is Marty Supreme, which has just received nine Oscar nominations. More surprising, it has already reached into the IMDb Top…
This column is slightly adapted from the introduction to the new Mount Titano Media republication of the classic novel. Zealously celebrated and thoroughly thumbed by the literarily inclined up until, say, 1960, Quo Vadis held pride of place on…
The free enterprise system’s greatest prophets saw the trade-off from the beginning. The division of labor generates unprecedented wealth while subjecting workers to menial labor that diminishes our personal and political capacities. Artificial…
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