Weekly Update

What does the decline of the humanities in American education say about our culture?

Political and civil instability is the norm of man-made government. The relative stability experienced by Americans sometimes leads us to take that fact for granted.

Radical autonomy, the civic duty of museums, and a God who doesn't need you.

While generalizations about a generation will always be just that - generalizations - they can help us to understand patterns and currents within our culture.

Reflections on the Christian vision of love and glimpses of Christian life from across the world.

Politics won't save your soul. Only a life of faith has the ballast to help young people weather the storm of cultural turmoil.

The body of Sister Wilhelmina Lancaster, the founder of a religious community in Missouri, appears to be incorrupt, serving as a reminder of God's presence and the Resurrection.

"You are my friends, if you do what I command."

Euthanasia and assisted suicide have begun to spread through various corners of the West, and Minnesota will soon vote to allow these practices within its borders.

Questions of monarchy, artificial intelligence, and a Jubilee.