By Stephen P. White / The Catholic Thing / Posted on April 15, 2021

A good shepherd does not abandon his sheep; he lays down his life for them. Bishops who are willing to give up everything – who are not afraid to go and die for their people – are the bishops the Church needs.

By James Bowman / Hillsdale College / Posted on April 15, 2021

In a lecture hosted by the Center for Constructive Alternatives at Hillsdale College, EPPC Resident Scholar James Bowman surveys film adaptations of the works of Jane Austen.

By George Weigel / George Weigel’s weekly column The Catholic Difference / Posted on April 14, 2021

That the journey to Easter always passes through Good Friday is an annual reminder that the divine love burning its way through history is harsh and dreadful as well as compassionate and merciful.

By Henry Olsen / The Washington Post / Posted on April 14, 2021

Amazon’s victory over attempts to unionize its Bessemer, Ala., warehouse surely gladdens the hearts of many anti-union Republicans. But a party that wants to be representative of America’s working class must have a more constructive reaction.

By Alexandra DeSanctis / National Review Online / Posted on April 13, 2021

Pro-life doctors are rallying around a new effort in the medical community: a treatment protocol that can reverse the effects of a chemical abortion before a pregnant mother loses her unborn child. Instead of helping to give women that choice, the abortion industry has come down hard against the new method.

By Nathanael Blake / The Federalist / Posted on April 9, 2021

Despite being surrounded by material abundance and wondrous gadgetry, human depravity still finds a way.

By Andrew T. Walker / Countermoves (Carl F.H. Henry Institute for Evangelical Engagement) / Posted on April 8, 2021

To say that the Ten Commandments are a codified expression of the natural law says nothing about which aspects of the natural law are to be enforced in civil law.