John Prine, R.I.P.
The singer-songwriter, who passed away Tuesday at 73 from coronavirus-related complications, found greatness in a natural relatability.
Querida Amazonia Reveals Francis’s Conservatism
Respect for the traditional, the local, and the organic permeates Pope Francis’s document Querida Amazonia.
Marco Rubio’s Unpersuasive Critics
The senator offers a refreshing alternative to laissez-faire fundamentalism.
Theodore Roosevelt on the Range
Books, a rifle, a future president, and a prairie already bounded.
No, Catholicism and Communism Are Not Compatible
A response to Dean Dettloff and the editors of America magazine
What America Magazine Gets Wrong about the Mass
It cannot be easily tampered with, and it is not subject to the whims of social-justice advocates.
Conservatives Should Not Celebrate Religious Tyranny and Coercion
England’s Glorious Revolution of 1688 wasn’t so glorious.
Pride March and the Contradictions of the New Sexual Revolution
The revolution is over, but aging revolutionaries can’t stand the thought of being mainstream.