Author: Dwight Longenecker

Skip to content Catholics need to be a creative minority, and we need homes for Catholic creatives. The anthem is not so much “fight” as “build, create, empower, love.” Founded in 2013 by San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore...

Skip to content I think a niche market remains for Catholic fiction, but it is more likely to be fiction that confirms and consolidates the Catholic worldview: stories with Catholic heroes who challenge and subvert the secular...

Skip to content The Benedictine Rule was written in the sixth century, but it is timeless in its appeal. Stability means we find God and happiness right where we are, and that we don’t have to flit about after every trend,...

Skip to content The reconstructed Globe theater is a masterpiece, a beautiful dream-come-true and a wonderful contribution to the universal Shakespeare industry. If only the productions of the Bard’s plays were as authentic as...