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Month: July 2016

Interview

Evangelical Exodus: The Protestant seminary that produced dozens of Catholic converts

July 19, 2016 Paul Senz 1

A peculiar thing has been happening at Southern Evangelical Seminary in North Carolina. This is an institution that values the writings of St. Thomas Aquinas and many other thinkers one would not expect to find […]

Essay

Quick thoughts on the ultimate purpose of canon law and social doctrine

July 19, 2016 Carl E. Olson 0

In his most recent column, Archbishop Alexander Sample of Portland, Oregon, points out something that every Catholic should know: The Church’s Code of Canon Law contains 1,752 laws covering everything from the structural organization of […]

News

“Krakow in the Capital” events organized in U.S. for those unable to attend World Youth Day

July 18, 2016 Filip Mazurczak 0

In less than two weeks, 40,000 American Catholics will travel to Krakow, Poland, to celebrate World Youth Day with Pope Francis and millions of pilgrims from around the world. Unfortunately, many more won’t be able […]

Race and Policing in an Era of Moral Equivalence

July 18, 2016 William Kilpatrick 0

None of the  Hunger Games movies are likely to make any 100 best all-time films lists, but the series does have some important things to say about our increasingly Orwellian society. Even though they are […]

Essay

Mary, Martha, and “the better part”

July 16, 2016 Carl E. Olson 0

Readings: • Gen 18:1-10a • Ps 15:2-3, 3-4, 5 • Col 1:24-28 • Lk 10:38-42 Americans are, generally speaking, a pragmatic and practical people. We know how to get things done, how to organize, how […]

History

Revisiting Belloc’s “Characters of the Reformation”

July 16, 2016 K. V. Turley 2

In these days of confusion, when good is lambasted and evil celebrated, the past is being rewritten. Nowhere is this more marked than in the recent inversion of English Reformation history with Thomas More now […]

Ecclesia et Civitas

Political Pragmatism and Catholic Public Action

July 15, 2016 James Kalb 1

What does a Catholic do when he finds his outlook radically at odds with the direction of politics and public life? In America, at any rate, the answer has almost always been to stay in […]

Britain’s political turmoil reflects profound spiritual and cultural crises

July 15, 2016 Joanna Bogle 0

We in Britain had become rather smug when looking across the Atlantic. While we were cheerfully celebrating HM the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee—flags, special prayers at church, street parties—there were the Americans gulping with the dawning […]

Interview

New institute to offer online classes in medieval theology and philosophy

July 15, 2016 Jim Graves 0

A very unique institution of Catholic higher education will begin offering classes this October. Dr. Patrick Owens is academic dean of the Scholasticum, a new institute headquartered in Italy dedicated to medieval theology and philosophy […]

Interview

The adventurous life of radical dependence on God

July 14, 2016 Jim Graves 0

Four Franciscan Sisters of the Renewal professed final vows at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church in Manhattan on June 6, bringing the total number of fully professed sisters to 22, with 35 in the […]

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