The Healer’s Hidden Wound: Why Spiritual Practitioners Are Prone to Inner Emptiness In the sacred vocation of tending to others’ minds and spirits, a quiet…
The Prophetic Dilemma: When Prevention Becomes a Moral Imperative In the shadow of October 7, 2023, a spiritual reckoning emerges from the pages of Amos…
In a development that has stirred the spiritual and civic conscience of Britain, South Wales Police have reversed a policy that would have required officers…
The announcement of a new Netflix adaptation of Laura Ingalls Wilder’s “Little House on the Prairie” books has drawn fresh attention to the spiritual undercurrents…
When former U.S. Senator and university president Ben Sasse received a diagnosis of pancreatic cancer last December, the world expected a political narrative. Instead, Sasse…
In a recent dialogue on First Things, contributing editor Mark Bauerlein and author Seth Barron explored the thesis of Barron’s book, Weaponized: The Left’s Capture…
In Ann Arbor, Michigan, a scholar is quietly resurrecting a forgotten spiritual discipline: the fable. Matthew Mehan, associate dean and professor of government studies at…
In an era where trauma is increasingly recognized as a collective wound, therapist Barb Varcl Smith has emerged as a bridge between ancient spiritual practices…
The College of Cardinals has concluded its extraordinary consistory not with a political blueprint, but with a spiritual diagnosis. In his closing address, Pope Leo…
In a Manhattan gallery hung with visions born of broken minds, the question arises not of artistic technique but of spiritual survival. The American Folk…