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Dante and the glory of God in man

March 24, 2021 Fr. Charles Fox 3

The Divine Comedy of Dante Alighieri (c 1265-1321), who died 700 years ago this year, takes the poet on an epic journey from earth to the utter depths of hell, on a long climb up […]

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God’s Law of Love: A Spirituality of the Ten Commandments (Part 5)

March 23, 2021 Peter M.J. Stravinskas 5

Sixth and Ninth Commandments In examining the Sixth and Ninth Commandments, we follow the lead of Christ Himself, who took cognizance of the sixth law of the Decalogue and immediately connected it to that desire […]

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How should one now live? Insights from Pale Horse, Pale Rider

March 21, 2021 Mary Dudro Gordon 5

This past Wednesday marked the one year anniversary of my hometown going into lockdown. It was Lent then, it is Lent now, and every step forward comes with warnings from public officials that we are […]

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Art vs. Deceit: On poets, copywriters, truth, and lies

March 20, 2021 Jack Gist 12

Only a fool would fail to notice that the world has been turned upside down. Anything goes. Men can be women. Women can be men. A man who was a woman yesterday can become a […]

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The often silent and surprising history of devotion to Saint Joseph

March 18, 2021 Sandra Miesel 11

As we celebrate this official Year of St. Joseph, announced on December 8, 2020 by Pope Francis, Catholics readily join in paying tribute to a great and well-loved saint. Surely Our Lord’s foster-father has always […]

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Remembering the real St. Patrick

March 17, 2021 Sean Fitzpatrick 6

One of the original victims of the malaise that has brought us “cancel culture” was St. Patrick, in that March 17 has nothing to do with the fifth-century missionary saint. A religious feast that was […]

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Venerable Fulton J. Sheen on Irish humor, suffering, and love for the Catholic Faith

March 16, 2021 Joseph M. Hanneman 7

Venerable Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen (1895-1979) found his Irish heritage provided a multitude of teachable moments — about humor, the vagaries of everyday life and our shared path toward Heaven illumined by the light of […]

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God’s Law of Love: A Spirituality of the Ten Commandments (Part 3)

March 10, 2021 Peter M.J. Stravinskas 6

Having considered man’s obligations to God on the first table of the Decalogue, we now move to the second for our responsibilities toward our neighbor. We begin with the duty to honor one’s parents, which […]

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Unity and diversity: Geometry in secular and sacred realms

March 7, 2021 Prof. William E. Carroll 6

Many years ago, when teaching an introductory course in the humanities, I mentioned that a particular claim about the world was true ut in pluribus. The Latin means “for the most part,” or, more literally, […]

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God’s Law of Love: A Spirituality of the Ten Commandments (Part 2)

March 2, 2021 Peter M.J. Stravinskas 26

The First Tablet of the Law  The first three commandments, the focus of our reflections in this installment, combine to spell out how to love God with “all your heart, with all your soul, and […]

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