Essay

Not a “Swerve,” but a “Slouch”

August 20, 2012 Anthony Esolen 0

According to The Swerve, the award-winning book of intellectual history by Stephen Greenblatt, the event that jolted the western world from its religious somnolence was the discovery, by the book-finder Poggio Bracciolini, of an old […]

Essay

Both Lungs

In an overwhelmingly Muslim Middle East, it is surprising to note that one-tenth of all Syrians are Christian, and even more shocking to discover that almost half of the population of Lebanon is also Christian. […]

The Catholic Con Continues

August 15, 2012 Anne Hendershott 0

One of the ways you can tell it is a national election year is left-wing Catholic political organizations re-emerge with new strategies, new funding, and sometimes even new names.  But while the organizational names may […]

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Prominent Cardinal defends Chick-fil-A

August 14, 2012 Carl E. Olson 0

A little late on this one, but certainly of interest: Cardinal Roger Mahony remarks on the Chicken Inquisition (ht: California Catholic Daily): The latest visible and glaring example of people in government punishing people for […]