Dante’s Message From the Underworld to Today’s World
COMMENTARY: The great medieval Catholic poet still has lessons to impart — 700 years after his death.
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A Hero for Our Time
COMMENTARY: Should Americans Memorialize This Moment, the Statue Erected Wouldn't Be a Man of the State, or of Letters or of the Cloth, but Ambiguous at Best.
Dr. Seuss Meets the Cancel Culture — and Loses
COMMENTARY: The children’s author’s nonsensical oeuvre has come under scrutiny of late.
Boys Will Be Boys — and Should Be — to Become True Men
COMMENTARY: How can we bring back the masculine ideal, which has become a casualty of today’s cultural confusion?
When You Rely Upon Filth, Filth Is What People Remember
COMMENTARY: To say that the spread of obscenity and profanity does not betoken a decay of morals is stupid on the face of it.
Land O’Lakes at 50: Catholic Universities Cave to Culture
COMMENTARY: Part of a Register Symposium
Anthony Esolen Accepts Post at Thomas More College of Liberal Arts
The ex-Providence College scholar’s new academic home at the New Hampshire Catholic college will also direct his energies in a cooperative venture aimed at the renewal of Catholic culture.
