Georgia Gilholy

Christianity is not the sexual revolution’s next frontier

Melissa Todd argues that Christianity should embrace modern sexual culture. Yet it is the Church’s historic teaching on love, marriage and self-sacrifice that remains the truly counter-cultural vision

A first pilgrimage to Chartres

As thousands of Catholics walked to Chartres over Pentecost, one first-time pilgrim discovered how physical hardship can illuminate spiritual truths

When good girls go sad

Freya India argues that social media and consumer culture have hollowed out young women’s inner lives, while leaving open the deeper question of what might restore them

When ‘true crime’ becomes dark spectacle

The booming true crime genre raises questions about whether fascination with evil can slide into something morally disordered

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