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“What are we living for?” Solzhenitsyn and the true purpose of freedom

August 4, 2025 Jerry Salyer 14

“Let us admit, even if in a whisper, and only to ourselves: in this bustle of life at breakneck speed – what are we living for?” – Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, “We Have Ceased to See the […]

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The richness of life beyond physical disabilities

August 4, 2025 Susan Ciancio 1

Imagine being told that your life has limited value because you are missing an arm or a leg. I was recently reminded of this when my mom told me a story about the daughter of […]

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Cardinal John Henry Newman on…

August 3, 2025 Peter M.J. Stravinskas 4

On the Blessed Virgin Mary I recollect one saying among others of my confessor, a Jesuit Father, one of the holiest, most prudent men I ever knew. He said that we could not love the […]

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Does diversity cover a multitude of sins?

August 3, 2025 David G. Bonagura, Jr. 11

What is the purpose of education? Is it, as Justice Sonya Sotomayor recently wrote in dissent of Mahmoud v. Taylor, “that children may come together to learn not the teachings of a particular faith, but […]

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Pope Leo XIV speaks to 1 million youth at jubilee: ‘Stay with us, Lord’

August 3, 2025 Catholic News Agency 1

Pope Leo XIV greets thousands of youth and pilgrims ahead of a vigil at Tor Vergata, Rome, Saturday, Aug. 2, 2025 / Credit: Mateusz Opila

Vatican City, Aug 2, 2025 / 18:15 pm (CNA).
Pope Leo XIV addressed the largest crowd of his pontificate in… […]

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Colorado’s Civil Rights Commission still has not learned its lesson

August 1, 2025 Charles J. Russo 12

What can aptly be described as a dystopian situation continues in Colorado. The owners of Born Again Used Books, a small family-owned Christian bookstore in Colorado Springs, sued the state over a new law adopted […]

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The Fantastic Four: First Steps is fantastically pro-family and pro-life

August 1, 2025 Sean Fitzpatrick 2

There can be a cultural connection between the serious and silly. Such is the function of satire and irony. Currently, there is a movie blowing the top off the box office that is either satirical […]

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‘Multiverse analysis’ backs 2012 research on outcomes for kids of same-sex parents

July 31, 2025 Catholic News Agency 26

A recent analysis of a controversial study confirmed that children raised by their intact, biological families fare better than children who were raised by same-sex attracted parents. / Credit: Kulniz/Shutterstock

Washington, D.C. Newsroom, Jul… […]

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John Henry Newman’s long war on liberalism

July 31, 2025 Dr. Samuel Gregg 51

Blessed John Henry Newman’s devastating critique of liberal religion remains even more relevant in our own time. […]

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To know and do God’s will: A short Ignatian primer

July 31, 2025 Fr. Charles Fox 21

Because we are rational human beings, it is best for us not only to do God’s will, but also first to know God’s will and […]

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