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Will the work at Notre Dame, aimed at healing the Catholic partisan divide, lead to a Catholic revival?

By Patrick J. Deneen | November 18, 2009; 10:37 AM ET | Comments (9)

How do we know if our concern for "social justice" isn't a kind of psychic compensation for a guilty conscience?

By Patrick J. Deneen | November 12, 2009; 06:55 AM ET | Comments (2)

Catholic institutions shouldn't try to smuggle Catholic teachings against birth control into health insurance policies.

By Patrick J. Deneen | November 6, 2009; 05:47 AM ET | Comments (12)

The Pope sees Christianity entering a dark period. It must strengthen itself by shrinking to a core of the faithful.

By Patrick J. Deneen | October 28, 2009; 11:29 AM ET | Comments (64)

Shouldn't the diversity among such Catholic institutions as Georgetown and CAU be permitted, even respected?

By Patrick J. Deneen | October 21, 2009; 11:11 AM ET | Comments (25)

Sanford and Ensign, Letterman and Polanski: Better to fail high standards than live up to no standards.

By Patrick J. Deneen | October 14, 2009; 02:29 PM ET | Comments (7)