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Joyce Kilmer, John Paul II, and the artistic vocation
All who reverence the Bible, but especially Christians, ought to have a deep appreciation for words and for those who take words and give them […]
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Family flourishing and the education of killer robots
Netflix’s re-imagining of a sci-fi classic shows what does—and does not—change about the human condition when a family is “Lost in Space.” […]
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Ireland and the end of cultural Catholicism
In a global village and a global Church where ethnic identities are dissolving, cultural Catholicism is also disintegrating. […]
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The splintering of social manners and the need for heroic generosity
If our response to real or perceived injustice is itself uncivil, are we actually promoting positive cultural change? […]
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Christ, the Eternal High Priest, and the meaning of priestly celibacy
It is the Church’s hope and desire that her celibate clergy (and her consecrated religious, too) would show forth to the world, in a unique […]
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Mary, the Spirit, and the Church
Mary prays in the heart of the Apostolic Church on Pentecost, “The Birthday of the Church” (Acts 1:12-14).
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Ascension and the promise of Heaven
The Risen and Ascended Lord is indeed true to His promise: He is truly with us “always, to the close of the age” in each […]
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Female ordination advocates ignore theological truth, focus on power
Those who insist that women ought to be ordained as Catholic priests do not simply want to serve the Church—they want to change the Church. […]
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The wounds of Christ and the doubt of Thomas
It is not an accident that Thomas comes to faith, not by simply seeing an apparition of Jesus, but only after being instructed to pay […]
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Martin Luther’s flawed understanding of natural law: A response to Dr. Korey D. Maas
Voluntarism denies the Catholic teaching that logos constitutes—rather than delimits—God’s nature, and Luther was a volunarist. […]