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Dan Hitchens
If autumn is the poets’ favorite season, it is because autumn catches us in between, regretting and hoping, seeing the seed fall and imagining its growth. Continue Reading »
At the Amazon Synod, Pope Francis has empowered critics of Catholic doctrine to try to impose destructive reforms on the Catholic Church. Continue Reading »
The real meaning of “faith” can be discovered in the writings of John Henry Newman. Continue Reading »
A spectre is haunting the preparations for next month’s Amazon Synod: the spectre of John Henry Newman. Continue Reading »
Rhetorical empowerment is everywhere; real empowerment tends to happen quietly. Continue Reading »
The loosening of sexual mores in the ’60s had its victims. Continue Reading »
London faces the consequences of its strategy of openness. Continue Reading »
The pope's ambiguous teachings are the face of the Church's “dark night.” Continue Reading »
Murray’s poems pack an impossible amount of meaning into short lines. Continue Reading »
Everyone agrees that there are some things money can’t buy. We should be just as sure that there are some questions calculators can’t answer. Continue Reading »
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