What Does It Mean to Be Made in God’s Image and Likeness?
The imagination, like the soul of which it is a part, must die to itself so that it may be resurrected in Christ.
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Big Brother Is in the Classroom
Secular education in the U.S. will always conform to the materialist and not the Christian model
Drinking With St. Patrick From a ‘Great Lake of Beer’
St. Patrick and all the saints of Ireland, pray for us. Sláinte!
Lessons from Literature on the Coronavirus
Italians could hardly avoid seeing parallels between Manzoni’s classic work and modern Italy’s present plight.
Take It From Tolkien: ‘The Lord of the Rings’ is a ‘Religious and Catholic Work’
The connections between The Lord of the Rings and Christianity are numerous.
We All Need to Support the Catholic Arts
In the past, great artists enjoyed the patronage of wealthy patrons. Today’s Catholic artists must instead rely on ordinary people to support their work.
Our Age Can’t Think or Love, But It Can Still Be Touched by Beauty
All that is good, all that is true and all that is beautiful have their source in Jesus Christ and lead us to him.
Apocalyptic Visions: Faith, Reason and Science Fiction
The greatest science fiction points us not merely to the stars but to the One who made the stars.
Henry VIII, the English Reformation and Brexit
The attempt to make Henry VIII’s actions analogous to the Brexit is pure polemical claptrap
![Norman Rockwell [1894-1978], “Freedom of Worship”](https://publisher-publish.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/pb-ncregister/swp/hv9hms/media/2021010800014_a4f5806412a8d1e7ba10a1e6e0731d94ad5ac92683bd56c871485fdf2268b804.jpeg "Norman Rockwell [1894-1978], “Freedom of Worship”")
Be Uncle Sam’s Good Servant But God’s First
Only when America kneels before her true God will she rise.
