The Olympic Games have been really bizarre
From a mockery of ‘The Last Supper’ to the soiled Seine
Christianity
Thursday
Thursday
‘God hates pride,’ from the Colorado GOP to you
They want to burn all the Pride flags this June
Wednesday
An incisive memoir of life in the cloisters
Catherine Coldstream refuses to be bitter and Cloistered is all the more beautiful, and holy, as a result
Friday
Marjorie Taylor Greene’s strategery
Are Republicans more interested in ideological purity than in governing the country?
Thursday
The media’s ignorant attempt to cover Christians
They don’t understand — nor do they care to
Thursday
‘Maybe I have the healing I need’: speaking to Father Paul Wierichs
The former FBI chaplain ministered to the dead and dying on 9/11. Terminal cancer means his time is coming, too
The divine Dalí and his ‘Christ’
In his imperfect, weird way, the artist was trying to understand something so deeply beautiful in itself, mere created beings cannot fully grasp it
Friday
Lil Nas X is getting boring
His chase for virality has eaten away at his artistry
Thursday
Pop star desecrates church for music video
Sabrina Carpenter shakes her bare butt on the altar
Friday
America’s professor: the afterlife of C.S. Lewis
He is the myth-maker, the scholar, the convert, the defender of the faith, the rebel, the writer and the teacher
Tuesday
Rock ’n’ roll Dolly Parton’s political wake-up call
Her new song is more fire and brimstone than climate anthem
Tuesday
The Christian movie finally finds its niche
These films might not reach the Academy Awards, but they have an adoring fan base
Saturday
Christmas is a story of hope
Jesus was born into a broken world not unlike our own
Tuesday
‘Hail Satan’: a Virginia town at war over After School Satan Club
Christians and Satanists clash at the Chesapeake School Board meeting
Sunday
The Christian nationalism boogeyman
The left’s latest panic has obscured the GOP’s rising secularism
Saturday
Setting the record straight on the Latin Mass
Pope Francis is cracking down on a liturgy that converted Shia LaBeouf, of all people
Wednesday
Where the Crawdads Sing reduces a rich novel to a love triangle
Gone are the book’s themes of Christianity and the poverty of marsh life
Monday
Michael Gerson’s descent into liberalism
The Washington Post’s in-house evangelical digs Pride Month and John Roberts
Thursday
Martyrs win the culture wars
The left succeeds through the blood of sacrifice
Saturday
‘Father Stu’ and the merits of suffering
We’ve forgotten how to suffer well
