Lenders are often allowed to foreclose without significant judicial involvement, putting the burden on homeowners to prove the lender is not entitled to do so.

What sort of a fugitive am I, living in a two-car garage, that old temple of middle-class respectability? Simon almost sneered: You’re not exactly Anne Frank.

An old pastor once told me he would rather preside at a funeral—even the most tragic funeral—than at a wedding, any day of the week. Now I know just what he meant.

A documentary on Ricky Jay, one of the great living magicians, and a feature in which four practitioners of the craft use their special skills to stage a heist.

Briskly analyzing the nexus of Christian epistemology, inquiry, and education, Kenneth Garcia proposes a more constructive understanding of academic freedom.

‘America’s Unwritten Constitution’ is a novel and often persuasive analysis of how our written Constitution blends with an unwritten one to form a coherent whole.

‘Catholics in the American Century’ gathers essays exploring how Catholic experience and perspectives enrich our understanding of the broader American experience.

How the apple, rather than the grape or the fig, became the fruit in the Garden of Eden is complicated, involving pagan Greek mythology and folklore.

On Steinfels’s ‘Beyond the Stalemate’ and Cummings’s ‘Native Daughters’

A layman can baptize when in extremis / or give the last rites. Here’s how I perform them.