Article The Travesty in Texas People of goodwill, including those opposed to abortion, should condemn the Texas law and its bounty-hunter system of enforcement. By Matthew Sitman September 26, 2021 Abortion Domestic Affairs Gender
Article Justice Breyer Needs to Retire Justice Breyer should retire while he can be sure that a Democratic Senate will consider whomever Biden nominates. By Matthew Sitman April 28, 2021 Supreme Court Joe Biden Politics
Article Stopping the Vote In the wake of Biden’s victory, Republicans have undertaken a fierce assault on voting rights. By Matthew Sitman March 23, 2021 Domestic Affairs Election 2020
Article Public Health v. Culture War Measures to restrict Mass attendance in a pandemic can be imperfect without being unconstitutional. By Matthew Sitman January 4, 2021 Supreme Court Coronavirus U.S. Catholicism
Article Muddling Through George Scialabba has provided not just a profound account of depression, but a reminder of how precarious our lives can be, and how much we need each other. By Matthew Sitman December 30, 2020 Social Justice Books Nonfiction
Article Time in the Eternal City The Church’s mission is not found in grandeur or glory, but as the guardian of tenderness, as a witness to the possibility of mercy. By Matthew Sitman December 24, 2020 Spirituality Theology
