You Can Have Your Tylenol Too: A Note on the Objections of Some Catholics to Using COVID-19 Vaccines
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Guilt, Responsibility, and Purgatory: How Traditional Catholic Teaching Can Help Us Think About Truth, Reconciliation, and Reparations
Brett Salkeld on theological lenses for thinking about residential schools.
Confronting the New Eugenics
Rachel Coleman on compassion and virtues let loose.
Resisting Contraception and Resisting Vaccination
Julia Hejduk on analogies and the culture of life.
How and How Not to Apologize for Native Residential Schools
Brian Volck on honoring the historical truth.
Freedom on Holiday: The Genealogy of a Cultural Revolution
John Betz on the history of freedom.
Ask and Imagine: Getting Out of Afghanistan
Laura Hassan on jamming the levers of circumstance.
Roberto Calasso’s Substitutionary Logic of Sacrifice
Stephen Metzger on Calasso's forthcoming book about the Hebrew Bible.
A French Perspective on the Retrial of Interwar Integralism
Guillaume de Thieulloy on setting the historical record straight.
The Medieval Sources of the West's Peculiar Psychology and Particular Prosperity
Brendan Case on the medieval origins of our weird world.
A Time for Reconsidering the Catholic Prohibition of Usury
John Buchmann on reconstructing a theory of usury today.
Plato and Aristotle Between Autonomy and Oppression
Christopher Frey on the intersection of ancient philosophy with the present.
Old Myths About the Age of Enlightenment That Refuse to Die
Shaun Blanchard on Catholicism and the Enlightenment.
Politics Without the Fall?
Thomas Smith on being human.
Catholic Social Doctrine Isn't a Surrogate for Capitalism
Piotr Popiołek on John Paul II's Christian resistance to totalitarianism.
A Deceptively Simple Papal Document
Bishop Paul Tighe on learning to live with less.
What Can Catholics Learn from Ramadan?
Gabriel Said Reynolds on the history and practices of the Muslim holiday.
Catechist Nicholas Black Elk in the Aftermath of the European Invasion
Jon Sweeney on the unsettling history of Europeans in North America.
The Priest at the End of the Search for a Third Way
Elias Crim on Bl. Arizmendi, the patron saint of economic democracy.
Ingredients for Developing a Catholic Anti-Racist Curriculum
Terence Sweeney on retrieving sources and finding new ones.
Saints and Sinners in a History-Haunted Age
Matt Hoberg on history and justice.
The Question of Gender is First and Foremost a Metaphysical Question
Rachel Coleman on approaches to the philosophy of gender.
Sex and Secularization
Philip Jenkins on the relationship between fertility and faith.
Modern Warfare's Terrible Toll
Hadas and Ledwidge on killing civilians.
Quirks in the Neo-Integralist Vision
Julian Waller on lacunae in the neo-integralist project.
The Difference Between Martyrdom and a Victim-Complex
Wesley Walker on trends in the American Church.
The Fractured Metaphysics of Protests
Alasdair MacIntyre on the meaning of late modern protesting.
The Negative Partisanship Problem
Jonathan Heaps on collective action and absurd situations.
The Heresies of Alabama Football
Jordan Haddad on what has been called the violent liturgy of Alabama football.
A Lawyer Examines the McCarrick Report
Franciszek Longchamps de Bérier on the McCarrick Report's real scope.