Mattias Caro

Mattias Caro is a lawyer from Great Falls, Virginia. In addition to his JD from George Mason University, he holds an MA in Moral Theology from Christendom College and a BA in History from the College of William and Mary.

Mattias's interests include history, theology, philosophy, law, and baseball, having spent a summer studying the architecture of American baseball stadiums. He currently dedicates himself to the practice of corporate law.

The HHS Mandate: Lessons Learned So Far

As the debate on the HHS mandate enters into its third week, a few concrete lessons are emerging.

6 Comments by Mattias Caro / February 15, 2012 / Posted in: Economics, Education, Legal Issues, Politics

Stewards of Death: Roe at 39

We deal with, and even embrace, death on a regular basis. Is abortion really a stewardship of death worthy of the human excellence?

3 Comments by Mattias Caro / January 23, 2012 / Posted in: Culture, Legal Issues, Morality

In Memoriam Christopher Hitchens

A man who lived because he loved his humanity, and whose death shows us its true frailty.

1 Comment by Mattias Caro / December 19, 2011 / Posted in: Community, Culture

Days for the World’s Youth

Every other year, something happens that the media just doesn’t “get” — and perhaps we can see why.

No Comments by Mattias Caro / August 17, 2011 / Posted in: Culture, Religion

Bin Laden’s Dead: Bring ‘Em Home

A Republic does not sustain warfare for long periods of time very well. And we should get back to being a Republic before we forget how to do so.

by Mattias Caro / May 2, 2011 / Posted in: Politics