Publications

More than half a decade after 9/11, safe passage through a moment of history fraught with both peril and possibility requires Americans across the political spectrum to see things as they are. In this incisive, engaging study of the present danger and what we must do to prevail against it, George Weigel, one of America's foremost public intellectuals, does precisely that: he sees, and describes, things as they are — and as they might be.

A real piece of work: back in the day, that’s what we’d have called my friend Nicholas Eberstadt. By his…

Since the rise of the religious New Right two generations ago, the religion-and-politics battle in America has been fought on…

What is to become of Pakistan? In the wake of President Musharraf's declaration of a state of emergency, any number…

On the unanimous recommendation of EPPC’s board of directors, EPPC is pleased to name George Weigel its first Distinguished Senior…

I’ve long had a high regard for Pope Benedict XV, least-known pontiff of the 20th century, whose slight, stooped figure…

**Click on image to see full size** On November 13, 2007, Abad Oliba University in Barcelona, Spain, gave a Honoris Causa…

John F. Kennedy would now be 90 years old — a circumstance virtually impossible to imagine, for those of us…

As Smith Barney might put it, the epithet of “liberal judicial activism” has acquired its stigma the old-fashioned way: It’s…

If people had known how close we came to World War III that day there would have been mass panic….

Senator Hillary Clinton has it exactly backwards. Government-run Medicare is not the solution to what ails health care. It’s a…

In an aging society, health care is bound to be an increasingly dominant political concern. And everybody knows American society…