Ecclesia et Civitas

Public Order, Identity, and the Church

September 4, 2015 James Kalb 0

The age of Jenner, Obergefell, and #BlackLivesMatter puts issues of identity at the center of public life. As Catholics and citizens we need to understand what that means. Personal identity orients us in the world. […]

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LGBT “Nones”

September 4, 2015 Anne Hendershott 0

Last spring’s Pew Report on “America’s Changing Religious Landscape” has garnered widespread media attention, much of it to proclaim that Christianity is dying. The news wasn’t all bad for believers; for example, as Catholics in […]

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Resting Place of a Humble Man…

September 3, 2015 Dr. Paul Kengor 0

William P. Clark died two years ago this past August. When he passed, I wrote a tribute at The American Spectator, aptly titled “Bill Clark’s Divine Plan.” For those unfamiliar with Judge Clark, he was, […]

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Popularity and the Pope

September 3, 2015 Russell Shaw 0

Journalists are understandably fond of conflict—after all, it gives them something to talk about. Media coverage and commentary relating to a drop in Pope Francis’ popularity rating in a recent Gallup poll was an illustration […]

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An epistolary romp through Catholicism

September 2, 2015 George Weigel 0

In 2003, Elizabeth Maguire, publisher of Basic Books, made a proposal: I should write Letters to a Young Catholic as part of a series she was doing that included volumes like Letters to a Young Contrarian, Letters to […]