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Rebecca Bratten Weiss
Rebecca Bratten Weiss is digital editor at U.S. Catholic magazine and the author of The Books That Made Us: Deconstructing the Modern Christian Classics.
The minds and money behind MAGA
Books by Laura Field and Jacob Silverman expose how right-wing intellectuals and tech billionaires have joined forces to dismantle the democratic order.
What does White Christian nationalism have to do with yoga?
In his new book, Stewart Home analyzes the wellness-to-fascism pipeline.
Mourning Pope Francis—and his limits
As a progressive Catholic, I admired Francis. As a woman and a feminist, I was often disappointed by him.
Unseasonal
Everything is crawling out of the earth tonight...
Faith at the expense of freedom
Catholic integralism is not fascism. But the two have often made common cause.
The post-Catholic Joyce
Filtered through my deconstructed Catholic faith, Ulysses holds up surprisingly well.
Reading The Waste Land as it turns 100
T. S. Eliot’s epic poem is a masterpiece—but what do we do with its view of classical Western tradition?
Can you like Dostoevsky?
Philosopher and linguist Julia Kristeva asks but does not answer this question about the Russian novelist’s complex work.
When localism becomes nationalism
At the farmers market, I found something I didn’t expect—White supremacists.
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