Brad Miner


A New Sign of Our Times

If exit polls hold, yesterday Italy elected its first female prime minister, Giorgia Meloni. The usual liberal voices will not…

On the great Good Way

I’ve been a pilgrim for the past two weeks in Portugal and Spain – and that place of prophetic miracle,…

Hidden Art

There are several reasons why a work of art owned by a museum is not on display: there is no…

‘Mother Teresa: No Greater Love’: a Review

In The Seven Storey Mountain, Thomas Merton relates an encounter with his friend and fellow Columbia University student, Bob Lax….

Late August Stirrings in Rome

This morning, Deo volente and despite United Airlines, your correspondent is more or less standing, jetlagged but alert, in Rome….

What’s Happening to Civil Society?

The Marxist government of Nicaragua placed a Catholic bishop and several priests under house arrest last week and closed a…

On Not Losing Heart

The editor of a Catholic publication anno Domini 2022 often receives insightful messages from readers, friends, even enemies – some…

The Saint, the Book, and the Lily

Much of the world’s great art is part of the patrimony of our Church. Every Leonardo; every Michelangelo; every Caravaggio…

A (Possibly) Immodest Proposal

Anyone paying attention to American society today can’t help but notice that the public space afforded to religion has shrunk…

To Live Is to Choose

was reading the description in a very fine novel of a death and burial when the thought crossed my mind:…