“…the Church, in her teaching, life and worship, perpetuates and hands on to all generations all that she herself is, all that she believes.” — Dei Verbum, 8 In 1993, from August 10 to 15, World Youth […]
Dr. Richard Meloche serves as the president of the Alcuin Institute for Catholic Culture, which is based in the Diocese of Tulsa & Eastern Oklahoma. He earned his initial degrees in philosophy and theology from […]
Katy Carl is the author of As Earth Without Water (Wiseblood, 2021), Praying the Great O Antiphons: My Soul Magnifies the Lord (Catholic Truth Society, 2021), and a new short story collection titled Fragile Objects (Wiseblood, 2023). […]
“Masculine republics give way to feminine democracies, and feminine democracies give way to tyranny.” — Aristotle While commenting on the long 1960s, the redoubtable Roger Kimball once observed: “The long march of the cultural revolution […]
In his 1956 masterpiece The Searchers, the director John Ford depicts a brutal struggle for survival between the Comanche people and European settlers. Set in West Texas of the late 1860s, The Searchers is also, […]
R. Jared Staudt PhD, has been serving as Associate Superintendent for Mission and Formation for the Archdiocese of Denver and Visiting Associate Professor for the Augustine Institute. He now works for Exodus 90. He is […]
Born in South Carolina, reared in Georgia, Glenn C. Arbery grew up as a Southerner and a Protestant. His reading of Flannery O’Connor as a freshman at the University of Georgia began his journey toward […]
Joshua Hren is the co-founder, with James Matthew Wilson, of the Catholic MFA program at the University of St. Thomas, as well as the founder of Wiseblood Books. He is the author of numerous works […]
Dr. Jonathan J. Sanford is President of the University of Dallas as well as a Professor of Philosophy. Sanford was at Franciscan University of Steubenville for thirteen years before joining the University of Dallas in […]
For the past twenty years, the Catholic Church in America has been battered by scandal and division. The John Paul II generation appears to have split itself into three camps. The first is a traditionalist […]
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