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What is Community, Really?
Lately, I’ve been involved in a number of ongoing efforts and conversations regarding community. Basically, we’ve been trying to get…
Browsing: The Social Order
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Rules and the Church: Love ’em, or Hate ’em
A friend wrote me: I’ve been talking to someone who is interested in what the Church teaches but has a…
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We Have an Absolute Right to Health Privacy, But We Must Fight for It
With Jennifer Kimball Watson. The Second International Patient Privacy Summit took place in Washington, D.C. recently. Dozens of leading experts…
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Rallies Call for Standing Up for Religious Freedom
When historians one day look back on the rise and fall of the American republic, it won’t only be our…
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The Controversial Faith of Barack Obama
President Obama’s recent statement on gay marriage has again thrust his religious views onto the front pages. In defending his…
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You Should Be Worried!
“He moved about freely with them in Jerusalem, and spoke out boldly in the name of the Lord. He also…
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The Last Line of Defense
The larger political landscape seems like a vicious quagmire (which indeed it may be) but it also offers valuable topics…
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Book Review: Suicide of a Superpower
I was nearing the close of Pat Buchanan’s new book Suicide of a Superpower (St. Martin’s Press) when I read…
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Movie Review: The Hunger Games
The Hunger Games is set in a way beyond dystopia future in which the rulers living in the Third-Reich-like “Capitol”…
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The Hunger Games: A Catholic Parent’s Guide to Themes and Issues
The movie version of The Hunger Games debuted on March 23, and it is breaking all records. What follows is…