Canada · North AmericaContra mundum · MMXXVI

A journal against the settlement of the age.

The Modern Inquisition is a dissident Catholic publication for Canada and North America. It tests politics, culture, and the modern conscience against truths older than the present age—and calls for peaceful, radical renewal from the roots.

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A note before the first issue

Against the easy answer

An editorial statement on truth, spiritual combat, civic life, and the refusal to dress surrender in the language of compassion.

The first issue

In development

These are working inquiries, not manufactured content. The archive will grow only when an argument is true, necessary, and fit to print.

01

Politics & place

Against the Managed Conscience

On the soft machinery by which a culture teaches people what may no longer be said.

Forthcoming
02

Faith & reason

Against the Soft Answer

On the difference between charity and surrender, mercy and moral confusion.

Forthcoming
03

The common good

After Liberal Exhaustion

What a peaceful but radical politics might recover from the ruins of procedural neutrality.

Forthcoming

The journal

One author. A broad field.

Malachi Musetti writes across politics, faith, philosophy, and culture. The forms may change; the governing voice and standard of evidence do not.

I

Field notes

Public affairs

Canadian politics, law, institutions, place, and the common good.

II

Field notes

Catholic thought

Dogma, natural law, social teaching, and the permanent things.

III

Field notes

The notebook

Shorter reflections on books, belief, character, culture, and ordinary life.

About Malachi Musetti

Editorial principles

Interrogate the certainty.

  1. 01

    Truth is received and discovered. It is not negotiated.

  2. 02

    Defend the permanent things without apology or euphemism.

  3. 03

    Show charity to persons. Show none to lies, cant, or cowardice.

An independent journal for Canada and North America

Faith without sentimentality. Reason without cowardice.

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