Anthony Esolen
News is that Providence College, where I taught for 27 years, will be
getting a new president in 2020. He won’t have troubles with money or
buildings. For re-establishing the Catholic faith as the school’s
foundation, and aim, and reason for existence, he will face, outside of
the theology department, a nearly universal hostility from a faculty […]
John Horvat II
Americans are a generous people ready to lend a hand to those in need.
When God blesses us with prosperity, we naturally want to practice acts
of charity to help the less fortunate. However, this charitable spirit
is now threatened. There are those who hate this charity and desire to
destroy the structures by which […]
Jonathan B. Coe
One of the lessons of both the history of Israel and the Church is that
it is unwise for the faithful to tie their sense of emotional and
spiritual well-being to the words and actions of those who rule over
them. This fact is highlighted with both clarity and brio by the 2018
book by […]
Jesse B. Russell
“The noble person concerns himself with the root; when the root is
established, the Way is born.” ∼ Confucius, Analects 1.2 Rod Dreher’s
The Benedict Option has run the critical gauntlet for the past two
years, earning praise, critique, and cautious assessment from both the
Christian and secular press. While there is much that is […]
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