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Russell Shaw
The Supreme Court’s Abortion Mystery
Imagine trying to follow a game whose rules and objectives you don’t know and whose players aren’t letting on. That... Read more
Three Philosophers
Intellectual confusion resembling a smog of the mind has been a deadening presence in Catholicism in the years since Vatican... Read more
The Future Is Here For American Catholics
Eight years ago I published a book called American Church. The subtitle explained what it was about: “The Remarkable Rise,... Read more
Saving Catholic Schools
A little over two centuries ago – in 1810, to be precise – a brave, devout woman named Elizabeth Ann... Read more
After the McCarrick Report
The Vatican document tracing the rise of ex-cardinal Theodore McCarrick through the hierarchy’s ranks has been praised for its unprecedented... Read more
Legalism and Civil Unions
If you were wondering what became of moral legalism, wonder no more – legalistic thinking has found its home in... Read more
How Not To Elect a President
Let me begin with what I suspect will be a welcome promise – I won’t tell you which candidate to... Read more
The Court Confirmation Ordeal
When did confirming someone for a seat on the Supreme Court become a traumatic ordeal for the candidate and the... Read more
Of Miracles, Fast and Slow
A friend asks me to write about miracles, taking as an example the events that brought him and his wife... Read more
The Rise of Cultural Marxism
Some years ago, Lee Edwards, a veteran conservative writer and a friend of mine, launched an organization, the Victims of... Read more
On the Road to Polyamory
Under the heading “A fair chance for children” the New York Times editorial board recommends four measures to help low-income... Read more
On Revisiting Brideshead
In the late spring of 1945, as World War II was drawing toward a close, a novel called Brideshead Revisited... Read more
Religious Liberty After Bostock
Does the Catholic Church have a right to follow its convictions about sexual morality in its own institutions without being... Read more
Sound Advice from the Chief
Disappointed prolifers were predictably angry at Chief Justice John Roberts for providing the fifth vote in the five-member Supreme Court... Read more
China and Rome
Not long after coming to power in 1933, the German government headed by Adolf Hitler sought a formal agreement with... Read more
The Roots of the Crisis
Abraham Lincoln’s Second Inaugural Address is one of the most remarkable documents in American history – a serious theological meditation... Read more
In Defense of Homeschooling
Although a Harvard law school professor’s recent proposal that homeschooling children be banned provoked a predictable hornets’ nest of justifiably... Read more
End Times? Yes and No
One of the more predictable byproducts of the coronavirus pandemic has been an uptick in apocalyptic warnings that the end... Read more
Security in a Pandemic
Security. Safety. Safekeeping. The human craving for protection against harm is universal and reaches its anxiety-ridden peak in the face... Read more
Lockdown Debate, Catholic Edition
It now appears that the legacy of the coronavirus pandemic is going to include an ongoing, sometimes ugly debate on... Read more
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