It’s the Deep Breath before the Plunge
Aside from the opening inquisition of Jaime Lannister, the episode was dedicated to capturing the last moments before a hopeless fight.
Fix Free Speech or No Higher-Ed Act Reauthorization
To reverse our cultural rot, fixing campus free speech is the very best play we’ve got.
Wait for It
'Well,' 'like,' and other throat-clearers.
Notre-Dame, Saint Patrick’s, and the Cathedrals That Are Our Lives
A fire burns in more than the beloved cathedral.
Remembering Father James V. Schall, an Old-School Jesuit
The faith of the longtime Georgetown professor informed his intellectual work, as his intellect refined his faith.
They Fled from the Tomb
The church will be rebuilt. It is always being rebuilt.
Notre Dame: Poetry in Stone
April 15th will not be the final chapter in Notre Dame’s long and storied history.
‘Wokeness,’ You Say?
I can’t remember ever having written a column about “wokeness.” I have written a couple about “plantation” rhetoric.
A Meditation after Easter
It is not through war and celebrity that God has most advanced His will. It is through the commonplace.
Tolkien’s Art: Full of Color & Magic
A museum exhibit shows how he created a universe.