Catholic Studies publication
“Wolf Hall” and Upmarket Anti-Catholicism
George Weigel
Wolf Hall – the wildly successful novel now adapted for television – proves, yet again, that anti-Catholicism is the last acceptable bigotry in elite circles in the Anglosphere.
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Syndicated Column / April 22, 2015
Easter and Evangelism
George Weigel
The Gospels record that it took the first Christian believers a while to understand what the Resurrection meant—their fears and incomprehension bear witness to the unprecedented nature of the experience of the Risen One.
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Syndicated Column / April 10, 2015
Easter and the Cosmic Christ
George Weigel
The Resurrection of Christ wrought a great change in the order of nature as well as in the order of history — a great change in the structure of reality itself, as well as in the trajectory of the human drama.
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National Review Online / April 6, 2015
St. John Paul II and the “Tyranny of the Possible”
George Weigel
Ten years after his holy death on April 2, 2005, Karol Wojtyla, Pope St. John Paul II, looms even larger than he did a decade ago.
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Syndicated Column / April 1, 2015
New Interview with George Weigel on Evangelical Catholicism
George Weigel
George Weigel talks with French magazine Famille Chretienne to mark the publication of the French edition of Mr. Weigel’s book Evangelical Catholicism: Deep Reform in the 21st- Century Church.
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Famille Chretienne (Fr.) / March 24, 2015
A Mission of Love
George Weigel
The upcoming World Meeting of Families is a great opportunity to bring the Christian idea of chastity into clearer focus.
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Syndicated Column / March 18, 2015
George Weigel Interviewed on the Second Anniversary of Pope Francis’s Election
George Weigel
George Weigel talks with National Review Online’s Kathryn Jean Lopez about Pope Francis’s first two years and the future of the Catholic Church around the world.
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National Review Online / March 13, 2015
On a Mission to the World
George Weigel
Francis’s papacy has put a fresh face on Catholicism and opened up new vistas for the Church’s mission.
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Tablet (UK) / March 9, 2015
Lenin Meets Corleone
George Weigel
Vladimir Putin is best understood as a Russian-based global Mafia don who has refined the Vito Corleone model with a Leninist political methodology, enhanced by the new propaganda methods of social media and by classic appeals to a stern form of Russian nationalism.
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National Review Online / March 9, 2015