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George Weigel responds to Robert Wistrich’s recent analysis of rising anti-Semitism in France.

George Weigel talks with NRO’s Kathryn Jean Lopez about the recently-concluded synod on the family.

The New York Times says it’s over: we’ve lost and they’ve won. But the statistics attesting to their culture war victory tell of brokenness and ruin–of ‘victory’ at odds with the human person’s deepest longings for what’s good, true, and beautiful.

The New York Times and other observers seem determined to misunderstand what is really under discussion at the Synod of Bishops.

An impressive new project introduces English-speakers to some modern Russian heroes of faithful discipleship.

The upcoming Synod of Bishops should emphasize the beauty of the Christian understanding and experience of marriage.

A North Dakota university has a bright future as one of the leaders of Catholic higher education reform.

In strictest theological definition, the Trinity is a “mystery”: a truth which can never be fully comprehended by reason, but which can be known to be true in love.

These five beatification causes, currently in the works, illustrate the rich diversity of American Catholicism and the extraordinary ways in which the Holy Spirit enlivens “heroic virtue”—the mark of a saint.

What happens when a teacher ‘transitions’ from male to female? An elementary school in Washington, D.C. provides a case study in the left’s efforts to foist ideological conformity on America’s school children, re-educating them in gender and sexuality according to queer theory.

George Weigel talks with America Magazine about the state of the Catholic Church and the challenges and opportunities it faces in Europe and around the world.

The institution of the monarchy still has much to offer, even in a democratic age.