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"We Need You": Ismael Hernandez and the Recovery of Charity
Every act of charity is a gift, but is it a thing or a recognition?
6 hrs ago
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Dan Hugger
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The Seen and the Unseen at the Pump
Dave Hebert on the economic consequences of the Iran war
Jun 3
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Dan Hugger
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May 2026
The New Things, The New Batch!
In our own day, the Church offers to everyone the treasury of her social teaching in response to another industrial revolution and to developments in…
May 27
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Dan Hugger
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On The New Things: Three Conversations on AI
In his first official address to the College of Cardinals on May 10, 2025, Pope Leo XIV signaled what he understood to be among the defining tasks of…
May 22
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Affordability Is Not Abundance
Walk through any American living room and you can read the last quarter-century of economic history in the furniture.
May 20
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The Postliberal Moment Has Passed
A conversation with Thomas D. Howes on the rise, intellectual lineage, and quiet failure of a movement
May 13
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Dan Hugger
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Here Comes the Money Flood
On Acton Line, Caleb Whitmer maps the geography of a Minneapolis fraud
May 6
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April 2026
The Long Cultivation
On the Christian Roots of American Liberty
Apr 29
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Commonplace: On the End of the World
Most of our talk about civilization is about how it will END, and how soon, and why, and who’s to blame.
Apr 24
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Dan Hugger
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The Soldier and the Philosopher
Jeffrey Polet on the thought of Gen. Stanley McChrystal
Apr 22
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Dan Hugger
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Are Institutional Investors Really to Blame for the Housing Crisis?
Breaking down the path to housing abundance with AIER’s Jason Sorens on the latest episode of Acton Line.
Apr 15
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Dan Hugger
A Pope Who Bears Witness
Peace Is Not a Political Statement
Apr 12
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