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The Irishman

To say The Irishman has been hotly anticipated is an understatement. For…

About the Author: James Bradshaw

James Bradshaw works in an international consulting firm, based in Dublin, and is a regular contributor to Position Papers.

The Legacy of Irish Missionaries Lives On

“Immeasurable” is word that crops up frequently in the course of this…

About the Author: Fr Conor Donnelly

Fr Conor Donnelly qualified as a medical doctor in University College Dublin in 1977 and worked for a year at St. Vincent’s Hospital, Dublin. After ordination he has spent twenty-two years doing pastoral work in Asia, in the Philippines and Singapore. He is currently an assistant chaplain at Kianda School in Nairobi.

Primal Screams: How The Sexual Revolution Created Identity Politics

In her new book, Mary Eberstadt argues that today’s identity politics arose…

About the Author: Luma Simms

Luma Simms is a Fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center. Her essays, articles, and book reviews have appeared in a variety of publications including National Affairs, Law and Liberty, The Wall Street Journal, National Review, the Institute for Family Studies, and others. This essay originally appeared at Public Discourse: The Journal of the Witherspoon Institute and is reprinted with the kind permission of the editor. See www.thepublicdiscourse.com

The Goldfinch

A 17th-century Dutch masterpiece becomes a complex souvenir in the patchy drama…

About the Author: John Mulderig

Catholic News Service. Reprinted with permission from CNS. www.catholicnews.com

How Fear Works

How Fear Works: Culture of Fear in the Twenty-First Century by Frank…

About the Author: Margaret Somerville

Margaret Somerville is professor of bioethics in the school of medicine at the University of Notre Dame, Australia. This article is reprinted from www.mercatornet.com with the kind permission of the author.