Pope John Paul II
There and Back Again: A Pilgrim’s Vivid Progress
Jerry Bauer
Lapsed and relapsed: Journalist and historian John Cornwell.
It’s not the Antichrist who tempts those who write memoirs about losing their faith, it’ read more »
Meet The Pope! For Benedict XVI, A Wary Welcome
When New York's Al Smith, the first Catholic Presidential candidate in the nation's history, lost th read more »
Democracy Prevails Over Rituals, Farce
For obvious reasons, the Papacy is not a hereditary office. read more »
John Paul's Duality: Neither Left nor Right
John Paul II, born Karol Joseph Wojtyla, was an authentic, formidable, brilliant man who lived in di read more »
Is the Tide Turning Against a Culture of Life?
Terri Schiavo is a test case for what President George W. read more »
As John Paul Fades Away, His Revolution Continues
Old editions of the Yale Songbook included a German drinking song called "The Pope." This was its fi read more »
Tibet's Cool, But What About Cuba's Travails?
Martin Scorsese's Kundun needs no hype from me; a month after it opened, the lines still stretch aro read more »
