EPPC Briefly: EPPC Scholars on the Rome Abuse Summit

February 21, 2019

The latest EPPC Briefly is here, highlighting the important work of our scholars George Weigel, Stephen P. White, and Mary Rice Hasson regarding the Catholic Church’s sex-abuse crisis. There’s also great work from Henry Olsen and Mona Charen on key Democratic candidates and policy proposals as the 2020 field takes shape, plus Stanley Kurtz on campus intellectual diversity; Luma Simms on reconsidering the Iranian revolution; James Bowman on the Clinton scandals in the MeToo era; Roger Scruton on modern architecture; and much more. Click here to read it.

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