Michael Reneau

Pope Leo XIV’s comments on Sen. Dick Durbin ignited his first major critical firestorm.

We’re witnessing another schism in American Protestantism.

Despite danger, thousands still flock to the shrine in Ukraine.

Why, even after Charlie Kirk’s murder, our bonds can transcend our differences.

Will Pope Leo XIV Slow the AI Blitzkrieg?

There is no such thing as a ‘religious autonomous zone.’

Lawlessness and feckless governments in Latin America are failing to protect religious believers of all types.

Why looking back to the last Leo would be good for this one.

Assisted suicide takes advantage of the already-vulnerable.

Plus: How to remember Pope Francis and an interview with George Weigel.

Plus: How the exodus story was a prelude to the Law, and why Passover matters to Muslims.

Plus: A century of Flannery O’Connor.

Plus: Why the Bible is both a sacred anchor and evolving artifact.

Plus: J.D. Vance’s war of words with the Catholic church over immigration.

How remembering the labor of our forebears gives us hope for the future.

As Hurricane Helene recovery continues, a region trusts the traits it has always relied on.

It’s worse for the country when believers avoid political engagement.

Trying to achieve total command over the world around us is folly.

Sometimes dissident perspectives in one church is nothing new for Roman Catholicism.

How postliberal Christians came to embrace a political movement at odds with their values.