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Four kernels of wisdom from Pope Benedict XVI’s last message to the world

December 31, 2023 Catholic News Agency 5

Pope Benedict XVI on April 21, 2007, in Vigevano, Italy. / Credit: miqu77/Shutterstock

Chicago, Ill., Dec 31, 2023 / 08:00 am (CNA).
A brilliant thinker and prolific writer, Pope Benedict XVI wrote 66 books in his lifetime. His final work, “Wha… […]

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Joseph Ratzinger, Alexander Schmemann, and the eschatological person

December 28, 2023 Carl E. Olson 10

Andrew Kaethler is Academic Dean and Associate Professor of Theology at Catholic Pacific College at Trinity Western University. While working on a Ph.D. in systematic theology at the University of St Andrews, he and his […]

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“The Best Books I Read in 2023”

December 15, 2023 CWR Contributors 6

Dear Readers, I was recently browsing through The Quotable [C.S.] Lewis (Tyndale, 1989), and was struck by how often Lewis extolled the virtue of re-reading books. “You really lose a lot,” he wrote in a […]

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Memoir by fellow priest and close friend tells the remarkable story of Fr. Stu

December 5, 2023 Paul Senz 16

It is not every day that a major studio film features a Catholic priest in a sympathetic role and portrayed in a positive light. And it is even less often that he is the main […]

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New work of history looks at the Church through three lenses

November 30, 2023 Paul Senz 10

The Catholic Church is one of the oldest institutions in the world, spanning the entire globe. There may be no more daunting task for a historian than to try to write a concise (but not […]

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The Two-Parent Privilege is both quite insightful and very lacking

November 11, 2023 John M. Grondelski, Ph.D. 21

Melissa Kearney’s The Two-Parent Privilege has caused something of a stir: a mainstream American academic (an economist) at a mainstream public university (Maryland) writing for a mainstream American university publisher (Chicago) in 2023, arguing that […]

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Gänswein’s Who believes Is Not Alone is detailed, informative, never sensational

November 5, 2023 Chilton Williamson, Jr. 6

I. Joseph Pearce once remarked that he tends to look away from Vatican politics on the grounds that it is better not to peer too closely into the engine room of the Barque of St. […]

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“The Eucharist is my Highway to Heaven”

October 12, 2023 Paul Senz 12

We do not have photographs of the vast majority of the Church’s saints and blesseds. Portraits and sculptures suffice for most of them, and those of whom we do have photographs are usually shown in […]

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Literature, Truth and Beauty: Or, why “art for art’s sake” is poisonous

September 23, 2023 Robert Lazu Kmita 13

In an interview that I had the honor and joy of conducting almost 20 years ago, in 2005, Joseph Pearce revealed that his vocation is to mediate the encounter of as many readers as possible […]

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The surreal story of a King, a con, and a false gospel about Jesus’ “wife”

September 16, 2023 Angela Franks, Ph.D. 13

Every now and then, major media outlets run breathless headlines about the discovery of Jesus’s remains or some other archeological find that supposedly disproves Christianity. As any faithful Christian could predict, such “discoveries” have never […]

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