Editorial Gavan Jennings In Passing: The Power of Goodness and Kindness Michael Kirke Harsh truths about American society James Bradshaw David Bowie and the spirit of postmodernism Luke Power Why the Catholic Church doesn’t need CRT Patrick Gorevan The Adventures of Classical Morality Bishop Robert Barron The Good Friday Agreement at Twenty-Five Tim O’Sullivan Voices from the echo chamber Margaret Hickey Top ten films of 2022 John Mulderig
Editorial Gavan Jennings In Passing: Endgame? Michael Kirke A society now being mugged by sexual realities Margaret Hickey The Epic Leap over the Atlantic Pat Hanratty Why the American Left will bring Trump back to power James Bradshaw Searching for the keys to unlock Vatican II Gavan Jennings The Fullness of Life: Bishop Erik Varden’s Resurrection of Chastity Dr. R. Jared Staudt Film review: The Godfather and the world he came from James Bradshaw
Editorial Gavan Jennings In Passing: One hundred years in the shadow of Babel Michael Kirke Why men are struggling David Gibney Rediscovering Waugh (Part Two) James Bradshaw The gloom dispelling Light Pat Hanratty Inclusion and Exclusion Bishop Robert Barron A deep dive into wokism Margaret Hickey Preserving local freedoms Tim O’Sullivan
Editorial Gavan Jennings In Passing: Facing the reality of outer darkness: Foyodor Dostoevsky and Cormac McCarthy Michael Kirke A call for a “feminism of care” Margaret Hickey An inspiration for our times Pat Hanratty Don’t Give Up on the Liberal Arts! Bishop Robert Barron A personal look at Pope Benedict Patrick Gorevan God’s playground or stamping ground of the devil? Patrick Quigley Reorganized Religion James Bradshaw Film: All Quiet on The Western Front John Mulderig
Editorial Gavan Jennings In Passing: Christopher Nolan and the quest to understand (Part One) Michael Kirke Parallel lives in Ireland’s musical tradition James Hurley Superstardom, Philanthropy, and the Christian faith Gavan Jennings Unbelievers in search of God? Margaret Hickey History of Ulster's Catholics points to a troublesome future James Bradshaw Proportionalism: An Old But Stubborn Foe Bishop Robert Barron Feminism Reframed Luke Power Films: The Fabelmans Juan Luis Sánchez
Editorial Gavan Jennings In Passing: Doctor Zhivago - a masterpiece revisited Michael Kirke Rediscovering Waugh (Part One) James Bradshaw The forgotten killing fields of Europe Tim O’Sullivan Humankind: A Hopeful History Gavan Jennings Why men have few friends David Gibney Prince Harry’s autobiography is a Niagara of self-pity Kurt Mahlburg
Editorial Pat Hanratty In Passing: Pope Benedict XVI Michael Kirke Ratzinger’s Vision of Liturgy Patrick Gorevan The true Joseph Ratzinger George Weigel Reading Ratzinger Gavan Jennings McCarthy’s companion novels fail to reach previous heights James Bradshaw Brains for empathy and brains for systems argaret Hickey Films of 2022 Michael Cook
Editorial Gavan Jennings In Passing: 9/10 draft of Burke article (Part One) Michael Kirke Studying irreligion in Ireland Tim O’Sullivan Religious decline in America James Bradshaw Mass Exodus revisited Margaret Hickey When a sense of mission declines: the lesson of the USA James Bradshaw Whence Secularity? Patrick Gorevan A dubious defence of the secularisation thesis Gavan Jennings
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Editorial Gavan Jennings In Passing: Edmund Burke and the War on the Origins of Secularism Part Two: The delusion of ‘secularism triumphant’ Michael Kirke Heroes and villains in the eternal city Luke Power The shape of an Irish Christmas David Gibney Marriage clearly vindicated by statistics James Bradshaw A tale of a well-nurtured sense of victimhood Margaret Hickey If it’s a Symbol, to Hell with it Patrick Gorevan A Treatise on Prayer for all Time Pat Hanratty Film Review: The Old Oak Pablo de Santiago
