The American Conservative

A gray, wet winter’s day with Dante, Janaček, the Madonna, and Patrick Leigh Fermor

Welcome Augustine, Dante, Chesterton and Lewis to your tree

Alan Jacobs on why true reform starts with Benedict Option-style localism

Catholic activist and writer Austin Ruse wakes up to the true nature of the abuse scandal

His problem is not the persistence of racism, but with the inability of atheism to offer hope

How does morality and the will affect our ability to think clearly?

Eat drink, and be merry in your wrathfulness, for tomorrow the church will die

Subverting the Dictatorship of Relativism

What the Benedict Option can learn from pre-Christian Eastern sages

Italy and the city of Siena work their charms on a 13-year-old American boy

On epiphanies, and rooting new creation in old tradition

Daniel Mendelsohn journeys with his elderly father through Homer’s Odyssey

The final chapter that I would have written

Republicans and conservatives had better draw a red line against Trumpism in the sand of their consciences

As Trump and his enemies clash, Benedict Option Christians must find ways to avoid succumbing to wrathfulness

What do we mean when we talk about justice in history?

The Benedict Option galleys have shipped. And How Dante is coming to paperback