George Weigel is distinguished senior fellow of the Ethics and Public Policy Center in Washington, D.C.
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George Weigel
Like Peter speaking to the lame man in the Temple, the Church has nothing to offer but what is most important: “Jesus Christ of Nazareth.” Continue Reading »
Can the truths of revelation, mediated through two millennia of tradition, be modified by contemporary human experience and sensibility? Continue Reading »
Adhering to John Henry Newman's words of caution against liberalism could save the Church from woke irrelevancy. Continue Reading »
Lying about abortion has been a hallmark of “pro-choice” politics for decades. Continue Reading »
While many causal factors shaped what we know as the Revolution of 1989, the indispensable factor determining when the revolution happened, and how it happened, was John Paul II. Continue Reading »
The lessons from the Nazi and Soviet totalitarian regimes must be kneaded into the moral and political texture of twenty-first-century free societies. Continue Reading »
Last month’s anniversary Mass was something of a grand recapitulation of the John Paul II years. Continue Reading »
Some Catholics are concerned about Church unity because of the diverse reactions to issues like the blessing of those in same-sex unions. Continue Reading »
Playing the game of the delightful celebration of imaginative collective nouns can soothe the spirit in the face of life’s seemingly endless frustrations, vicissitudes, or annoyances. Continue Reading »
The Voyager 1 mission shows the glory of creation and the souls of mankind, which shall never perish. Continue Reading »
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