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Christmas and a World Upside-down

December 23, 2015 George Weigel 0

Biblical scholars generally agree that Luke’s Gospel was written at least a generation later than Paul’s first letter to the Christians at Corinth. Yet whatever the dating, and irrespective of scholarly disputes about whether “Luke,” […]

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Belloc’s great gift

December 21, 2015 Russell Shaw 0

Chatting with a British bishop who’d said the famous Catholic writer  Hilaire Belloc sometimes came to his home when he was a child to visit his father, a friend, I asked the obvious question: What was […]

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Advent with Cardinal Daniélou

December 13, 2015 Carl E. Olson 0

Jean Cardinal Daniélou’s The Advent of Salvation, originally published simply as Advent in 1950, may be the best $3.00 purchase I’ve ever made. The out-of-print book is a classic work on the meaning of Advent. […]

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Clergy have consciences, too

December 12, 2015 Edward N. Peters 0

Chicago Archbishop Blase Cupich is not a heretic. Although that adjective is being tossed his way with some frequency these days, there is no evidence that Cupich doubts or denies some doctrine that must be […]