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The Unexpected Return of the American Nuns

Johanna Duncan

July 9, 2026

America lost touch with its beloved nuns, and whatever this particular cultural moment is, it is certainly a new point of contact.

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Something Missing from High School Curricula

Jack Trent

July 8, 2026

A reductionistic pseudo-philosophy—usually history or psychology—is taking philosophy’s place in students’ minds. And the consequences are cataclysmic. 

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‘Obsession’ Features a Moral Imagination with Layers of Truth

Nora Kenney Mittiga

July 7, 2026

The film suggests that the desire for control, whether exercised through magic, manipulation, or consumerism, ultimately destroys the very thing it seeks to possess.

A Burning, Bitter Tide: Eric Rohmer’s Catholic Fiction

Andrew Tolkmith

July 7, 2026

Few can dispute that Rohmer’s faith figures into his filmmaking, but new access to his fiction invites novel comparisons to other Catholic writers.

The Trillion-Dollar Babel

Sebastian Barros

July 6, 2026

If Silicon Valley’s multitrillion-dollar objective is to eradicate friction, the Church must position itself as the guardians of “holy friction.”

The Theology of the Declaration

Dr. Matthew Spalding

July 4, 2026

Theological presuppositions are deeply intertwined with and cannot be separated from the Declaration’s political arguments. 

The Dream Was Never Guaranteed—It’s Always Earned

Johanna Duncan

July 4, 2026

Do we have the same grit, hunger, and desire that early Americans, nineteenth century Americans, and post-war Americans had?

1776

James Matthew Wilson

July 4, 2026

We sense it in the proud man short on prospects Who will become a father to his country. And so we see it in the one who brings, With his…

The Declaration Tells Us Nobody Is a Nobody

Dr. Christopher Kaczor

July 3, 2026

For Jefferson, how is the Creator involved in the Declaration’s claim of unalienable rights?

When the Ancients Visited Philadelphia: The Sources of the Declaration of Independence

Dr. Bradley J. Birzer

July 3, 2026

Aristotle, Cicero, Sidney, and Locke matter, but they matter as a group which one can readily understand as a shorthand for “the Western tradition.”

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‘Obsession’ Features a Moral Imagination with Layers of Truth
Nora Kenney Mittiga

The film suggests that the desire for control, whether exercised through magic, manipulation, or consumerism, ultimately destroys the very thing it seeks to possess.

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Is There a Theology of America?
Dr. Larry P. Arnn

The Constitution, as much as the declaration, was written in mindfulness of God, respect for his perfection, and awareness of our imperfection. There is beauty in those old principles. Let us remember them. They point us back toward freedom and God.

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‘I Was So Much Older Then, I’m Younger Than That Now’
THE COLLEGE BEAT: ONE YEAR ON — By Dr. Tod Worner

Thank you to all of our young writers and to all who have read their work and written to us about them. The College Beat will return in September with the opening of the new school year.

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