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We, in the name of God, Hadrian the Seventh, the Paparch, the Apostle of the Apostolic See and of the…  Read More

Though it seems all but a self-evident truth now that the “American experiment” in ordered liberty ends in conflagration, the…  Read More

In the middle of the seventeenth century in the city of Lima, a living woman asked a dead one whether…  Read More

It crosses the mind of the young and zealous seminarian from time to time what the priesthood might entail, what…  Read More

As our readers are no doubt aware, classicists and philosophers around the world are rejoicing at the news of a…  Read More

John Prine died. Perhaps he found some humor in this event, as he suggested he would on “Please Don’t Bury…  Read More

Jules Verne (translated, edited, and introduced by William Butcher)Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the SeasOxford University Press, pp.464, $12.95 I no…  Read More

I often wonder what my grandmother—Mamaw, as I called her—would have thought about her grandson becoming Catholic. We used to…  Read More