My conversion to the pro-life cause began, strangely enough, when I took part in a pro-choice march.

It might interest you to know that at least three of the 12 people who have rest areas named after them on the New Jersey Turnpike have some historical association with this magazine.

At the risk of sounding patronizing, I have no doubt that the Reverend Graham’s faith is deeply felt and that his views are sincerely held.

Instinct, emotion, intuition—all those elements that make politics, well, politics—still matter.

There is a big elephant in the room: What does Mr. Trump know about Russia? What does he not know? Does he know what he doesn’t know?

We more likely face destabilizing, constitutional confusion, than brute authoritarianism.

This is the new America, a fresh approach to the smart, Catholic take on faith and culture that has been our hallmark since 1909.

The March for Life, the annual gathering of pro-life activists, clergy and civic leaders, will take place in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 27.

The Jesuits had lost their way, some thought, especially in Latin America, where the sons of Ignatius had embraced liberation theology.

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