A Nation of Technoserfs
Wrapped in the viral $20 burrito is the strange phenomenon of having more and more, while simultaneously having less and less.
The Poor Are Holy, Indeed
What would make so many Popes and Saints see Christ in the face of the poor?
Poverty Is a Path to Heaven
“My wealth is in the poor,” says the wisdom of the Church, for in giving over part of our goods to those in need, we participate in the spiritual poverty of detachment.
Two Americas
Two warring versions of America have battled for supremacy since the founders put their grievances in a Declaration—in truth, long before that—and each has its foundational myth.
We Need Good Government, Not Small Government
To understand the tyranny that people fear from big government, we have to first identify which uses of government authority can be called evil.
Originalism: A Catholic Constitutionalism
Originalism proposes that the values of the Constitution are unchanging, and developments in constitutional interpretation over the years should be based on courts’ application of those original values to the case law.