Carson Holloway

May 13, 2014

Published by Carson Holloway at May 13, 2014

Is Donald Sterling Getting (Legal) Justice?

Is Donald Sterling getting legal justice? Maybe not, according to conservative lawyer A.J. Delgado. At National Review Online, Delgado contends that the penalties imposed on Sterling […]

May 4, 2014

Published by Carson Holloway at May 4, 2014

Catholicism and the Nature of Marriage

I have sometimes seen well-intentioned commentators say that the Church needs to insist that a Christian marriage is only between a man and a woman. Similarly, […]

April 29, 2014

Published by Carson Holloway at April 29, 2014

John Paul II’s First Homily: Sacrifice, Humility, Courage

The canonization of John Paul II gives us a fitting opportunity to reflect on his legacy. One way to do that is to return to his […]

April 22, 2014

Published by Carson Holloway at April 22, 2014

John Paul II, Abortion, and Democracy

Pope John Paul II–who will be canonized this Sunday–is well known as a strong critic of abortion. Less well known, although still worthy of our attention, […]

April 10, 2014

Published by Carson Holloway at April 10, 2014

In Defense of Edmund Burke

Craig Shirley has an article at Breitbart in which he has some critical words for some contemporary Republicans, with which I will not argue. He also […]

April 10, 2014

Published by Carson Holloway at April 10, 2014

Democrats’ Revolting Equal-Pay Demagoguery

“Democrats’ Revolting Equal-Pay Demagoguery.” Beyond the intrinsic merit of the article to which this title is attached, it deserves some notice because of who wrote it. […]

April 8, 2014

Published by Carson Holloway at April 8, 2014

Canon Law and the Bishops’ Border Mass

Canon lawyer Ed Peters has a good and interesting blog post on the recent celebration of Mass on the U.S.-Mexico border by some American Bishops. He […]

April 6, 2014

Published by Carson Holloway at April 6, 2014

Mozilla, Brendan Eich, and the HHS Mandates

Last week Brendan Eich was forced to step down as CEO of Mozilla Corporation because of complaints that, among other things, he had given a contribution […]

March 30, 2014

Published by Carson Holloway at March 30, 2014

The HHS Mandates and the Many Meanings of Pluralism

There is an amusing bit in the famous movie Becket in which King Henry II of England and his counsellor (and later Archbishop of Canterbury) Thomas Becket […]