
Putin Unwittingly Acknowledged the Ukrainian Nation
Common descent from the Ancient Rus is largely the spiritus movens of Putin’s expansionism.

Common descent from the Ancient Rus is largely the spiritus movens of Putin’s expansionism.

Abortion survivors speak into the appalling silence left by those murdered millions.

To achieve total commodification, sentimentality, difference, and tradition must be eradicated in favour of seamless efficiency.

A brief reconsideration of Peter Thiel’s justly famous essay may help us understand why, in politics, there is only the Straussian moment.

Viotti manages to strike a brilliant balance between infectious virtuosity and musical depth.

Falling in love with Christianity is unlikely to strengthen anyone’s faith in the ultimate value of our liberal heritage.

“When I went into journalism … it was revealed to me that I had a very poor understanding of what the world was really like.”
In praise of a snobbery that strives to elevate others and rejoice in their aesthetic successes.

The House of Terror Museum challenges the leftists’ monopoly over the past, the present, and—ultimately—the future.

Fifteen years ago, we had no diagnosis for Europe’s illness. Today we do.
The family recipe book is a vital part of the conservative cultural enterprise.
Our meditation for Christmas is the simple question of who and what we celebrate on Christmas Day, why it brings true and lasting joy, and why it changes everything.
In the current pontificate, power is exercised in a manner reminiscent of a banana republic.
To rebel against modernity may involve the overthrow of the modern in the interest of reviving something older.
Europe does not share the American ‘faith and flag’ correlation between religion and politics.
“It is Holy Night and there will be no shooting.” The soldiers agreed.
Cultural conservatism—especially the traditional view on familial piety—is a condition of the Gospel’s intelligibility.
It is frustrating, maddening even, for anyone who loves Vivaldi’s music that basic data on his development as a composer and musician is lacking to this day.
Iceland’s Christmas folklore includes the Ogress Grýla, the thirteen Yule Lads, and a giant cat.
The Norwegian tale of a young man who fell asleep on Christmas Eve and woke on Epiphany to recount the miraculous sights he had seen.
This oratorio, a familiar part of both the Christmas and Easter seasons, has a fascinating history.
Now is the perfect time to approach Dickens’ classic, with its perennial themes of repentance and generosity.