A set of recommendations on a strategic platform for those not ready to worship at the shrine of progressive ideology.

Amoris Laetitia is a splendid, even poetic invocation of the human wonder of family life, of the love of spouses, and between parents and children.

A new caste has emerged in America, constituting an elite that spans the divide between the two parties. The two party establishments resemble each other much more than their respective non-elite bases.

There can be no doubt that the Evangelical community is an important factor on the religious landscape of the United States. But how should we define it?

In a time of crisis, quite a few people suddenly and surprisingly perform admirable acts of compassion, often at considerable cost and risk to themselves.

There is a curious resemblance between the fundamentalists of both the Protestant and “New Atheist” varieties.

A great power cannot retain credibility if it first speaks like Churchill then acts like Chamberlain.

Two recent news stories point to a possible way the Catholic Church might solve the problem of too few priests.

Every modern revolutionary movement has sought to change the language. Campus liberals are hardly the first.

There is a curious affinity between the recent LGBT movement and conservative religious views about the sexual dimension of human life.