Catholic Classical Education on the Rise
by Jay BorenThe key to our school's growth is this: We proudly adhere to a distinctive mission. Continue Reading »
The key to our school's growth is this: We proudly adhere to a distinctive mission. Continue Reading »
Misconceptions abound on the relationship of Nazism and Christianity. Continue Reading »
Father X’s insistence on turning parts of the Mass into the children’s hour bespeaks several problems. Continue Reading »
The Supreme Court's longstanding indifference to the religious prejudice of the Blaine Amendments will soon be put to the test. Continue Reading »
When American bishops of the Catholic Church meet next week, the Church's obligation to regulate marriage may be up for debate.
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Four years into Francis's pontificate, promised reform efforts remain unimpressive.
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We need festal time, to express our full joy at the coming of the Holy Spirit. Continue Reading »
Pope Francis’s thought involves a series of dichotomies: North-South, imperial-populist, ideological-historical, abstract-concrete, and so on. Rourke shows in detail the intellectual formation that gave rise to this eccentric version of the social magisterium. Continue Reading »
In a world where too many bishops have failed us in ways too terrible to mention, George Pell has yet to do so. Continue Reading »
Ronald Knox:A Man for All Seasons edited by francesca bugliani knox pontifical institute of medieval studies, 416 pages, $65 The greatest writer of English prose in the last century, P. G. Wodehouse excepted, was not Lytton Strachey or Logan Pearsall Smith or the E. M. Forster of Pharos and . . . . Continue Reading »