Trinitarian Intimations in Bach’s The Art of Fugue
by Robert P. Imbelli“History has proven that Bach was making music that would connect people to God.” Continue Reading »
“History has proven that Bach was making music that would connect people to God.” Continue Reading »
The Church has a “form” given it by Christ, and all true Catholic reform is in reference to that form. Continue Reading »
I hope and pray that the German bishops will listen to the Holy Father and their brother bishops and turn from their path of division. Continue Reading »
The result of the Synodal Way will not be evangelical renewal but a further abandonment of the gospel. Continue Reading »
The German Catholic Church is doing something similar to the Episcopal Church, serving as a chaplaincy for the Rainbow Reich—the empire of diversity, equity, and inclusion that flies the rainbow flag. Continue Reading »
Confusion within the German Church never stays within the German Church. Continue Reading »
Rome must not watch in silence, hoping that the Germans can be pacified with tactical finesse and small concessions. Continue Reading »
I recently met a medical student who was beginning her rotation in internal medicine. A special morning session had been set aside to discuss proper protocols for interacting with patients. The person leading the discussion came from the hospital’s office of diversity and inclusion. She emphasized . . . . Continue Reading »
Sadly, the German bishops want to “reform” first and evangelize later. Continue Reading »
A year before the end of his long life (1895–1998), the German author Ernst Jünger converted to Catholicism, a late change on a tumultuous path of searching and adventures that were far from exclusively spiritual. Born into a Protestant family, he attended conventional boarding schools, but at . . . . Continue Reading »