Russell Shaw

“We are all students of Grisez now.” The man who said that several years ago was a Catholic theologian not generally seen as being a disciple of... (Read more)

Promoting international religious liberty is one of those things that America ought to be doing for its own sake, but doing it would also serve... (Read more)

“We are at the limit of what is licit.” In early December Pope Francis offered that assessment of nuclear deterrence during a question and answer... (Read more)

It’s said that Robert Hugh Benson’s conversion to Roman Catholicism was an act of rebellion against his father, Edward White Benson, Archbishop of... (Read more)

Has America become home to a post-truth culture? I ran into that phrase – “post-truth culture” – casually applied to the United States, in... (Read more)

Imagine the government ordered Ford dealers to post signs telling prospective auto buyers to check out Chevrolet or required vegan restaurants to... (Read more)

Among the benign myths that lie close to the hearts of many Americans is the belief that, in the end, social class differences don’t count for all... (Read more)

The challenge of finding language in which believers and non-believers can communicate is unintentionally illustrated in a bestselling new book... (Read more)

As a kind of back-to-school gift to students, professors at three of the nation’s prestige schools offered them a piece of good advice: “Think for... (Read more)

Amid the cries of alarm in the wake of the tragic violence in Charlottesville, one unanswered question stands out: After all these years – all... (Read more)