Issues

Our sixteenth issue includes the editor on Pope Francis's legacy, Massimo Faggioli on the Catholic Church and the end of history, Nic Rowan on dignity in death, Maria Servold on miscarriages, C. J. Ciaramella on the Florida Keys, Father Hugh Barbour on what constitutes a church, Peter Hitchens on John le Carré's letters, Eduard Habsburg-Lothringen on his family history, and others.

Our fifteenth issue is devoted to the life and legacy of Pope Benedict XVI and includes contributions from Archbishop José H. Gomez, Christopher Caldwell, Paul Scalia, Bishop Athanasius Schneider, Brian Daley, Jon Tveit, Rémi Brague, Urban Hannon, Ambrose Dobrozsi, Archbishop Thomas Wenski, Robert Wyllie, Jacob Rees-Mogg, John Hunwicke, Sir Edward Leigh, John Milbank, Bishop Thomas John Paprocki, Kenneth J. Wolfe, Peter A. Kwasniewski, Scott D. Moringiello, Edward Peters, Thomas G. Weinandy, Archbishop Joseph Naumann, and Michael Hanby. The issue also includes Theodore Dalrymple on Prince Harry's memoir, the editor on The Silmarillion, Samuel Goldman on Ivy League style, James Gurney on Howard Pyle's illustrations, and much more.

Our fourteenth issue includes David Bentley Hart on writing well, Ryan T. Anderson on farming and raising children, Robert Wyllie on the cult of health, Steve Knepper on cycling and mentors, Thomas Casey's winning Christmas ghost story, as well as contributions from Asher Gelzer-Govatos, Rafael Alvarez, Sean Pilcher, Danny Duncan Collum, Peter Tonguette, Edward Feser, Jaspreet Singh Boparai, Hannah Rowan, Jude Russo, and Nic Rowan.

Our thirteenth issue includes Kelly Lindquist on losing a husband, Thomas Pink on papal authority, Robert Wyllie on King David, the editor on an island, Minoo Dinshaw on Tolkien, Nic Rowan on Cormac McCarthy, as well as contributions from Madeline Johnson, Daniel Ortiz, Jack Butler, Jeremy M. Christiansen, Clare Coffey, Micah Mattix, Jude Russo, A.M. Juster, Helen Andrews, and Caleb Whitmer.