articles by James Hitchcock
31.6 — November/December 2018
France's Reign of Terror & the Witness of the Church Militant
30.5 — Sept/Oct 2017
The Critical History Before, During & After Martin Luther
29.1 — Jan/Feb 2016
People and Events That Shaped Christianity by Ralph E. MacKenzie
29.1 — Jan/Feb 2016
Secularists Want All Religion Out of the Public Square, Except Theirs
27.1 — Jan/Feb 2014
Battling for the Heart and Soul of a Catholic University
by Wilson D. Miscamble, C.S.C.
24.5 — Sept/Oct 2011
The Many Parallels Between France’s Revolution & Today’s Anti-Christian Secularism
24.4 — July/August 2011
Conservative Foundations of the Liberal Order
by Daniel J. Mahoney
God and the Atlantic
by Thomas Albert Howard
22.1 — January/February 2009
Can Traditional Societies Survive the Power of Modernity?
15.6 — July/August 2002
Things Hidden Since the Beginning of the World
The Shape of Divine Providence & Human History
14.6 — July/August 2001
The Rise & Decline of Christendom in the West
Christopher Dawson’s Panoramic View of Christian Europe
10.3 — Summer 1997
Murder & the Modern Conscience
A Case Study of Two Murders, the Trials, and the Question of Moral Responsibility
10.1 — Winter 1997
Christ & Culture: A Dilemma Reconsidered
A New Look at Culture, Christians & the State
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