Mary McGrory

Mary McGrory, a Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist for The Washington Post, died in April 2004.

Article

Commonweal Confronts the Century

By Mary McGrory

June 17, 2004

Books

Must Reads

Politics

Trump's Glitz and Graft

"The consistent thread here is cheating, whether in business or in personal life: the two mingled for Trump."

Paul Moses

June 12, 2024

Religion

LGBTQ+ Catholics & the Synodal Process

If the Church really believes in the indelible dignity of LGBTQ+ persons, it can’t just express sorrow for past abuses or offer words of welcome. It has to actually do something.

Nick Fagnant

June 19, 2024

Culture

Another Productivity Hack?

In 'Slow Productivity,' Cal Newport advises individuals to become more productive by shifting work onto others.

Jonathan Malesic

June 8, 2024

Books

Leaving Evangelicalism

"It’s not that the critiques Sarah McCammon documents in 'The Exvangelicals' are all wrong. It’s that they are, by this point, very familiar."

Kate Lucky

June 1, 2024

Collections

What Does Dignity Mean Now?

A journalist, a theologian, a philosopher, and a legal scholar comment on 'Dignitas Infinita' and the questions it raises.

The Editors

May 28, 2024