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For Catholics targeted in Britain, the process has become the punishment

June 10, 2023 Fiorella Nash 29

A woman stands alone on a quiet street. A police officer approaches and begins questioning her as to her business. She answers politely that she is standing there. Finally, he asks her if she is […]

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Making common cause: A contribution to the Chapp-Minerd dialogue

June 5, 2023 Dr. Richard DeClue 27

Over the past couple of years, I have been privileged to have numerous conversations and written exchanges with Dr. Larry Chapp and Dr. Matthew Minerd. I have benefited greatly from these interactions, and I consider […]

Features

Catholic theology yesterday and today: A Thomist’s response to Dr. Larry Chapp

May 25, 2023 Dr. Matthew Minerd 32

It was with great interest that I read Dr. Larry Chapp’s recent column “The Progressive Revolution’s Continued Control of the Ecclesial Narrative” (May 18, 2023). Dr. Chapp and I agree quite substantively on the current […]

Features

Responding to anti-Catholic hatred in a rage-filled culture

May 23, 2023 Susan Ciancio 17

The first line of the recent report states: “Three students at a Catholic university were harassed by 60 counter-protesters as they demonstrated against a drag queen show on campus.” According to the article, at one […]

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Adoption is a beautiful gift and a necessary opportunity

May 22, 2023 Joseph M. Eble, MD 10

Following the 2022 decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, a legal chasm opened that state legislators rushed to fill. Pro-life forces swiftly mobilized to introduce state legislation restricting abortion. If these efforts are […]

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Can Catholicism be passed on without Catholic culture?

May 19, 2023 David G. Bonagura, Jr. 49

A generation ago we bemoaned the many uncatechized Catholics sitting in the pews. Many of the children of that generation are now Millennials who have wandered beyond uncatechized to unchurched. They rarely attend Mass, if […]

Features

Tribal truths, synodality, and the Church’s teaching

May 8, 2023 John M. Grondelski, Ph.D. 24

Among the striking moments in John’s Passion narrative is when Jesus’s declaration about His coming into the world “to testify to the truth” (Jn 18:37-38) is met by the skeptic Pilate’s retort: “what is truth?” […]

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We Are Not Innocent: Christian Complicity in the Rise of the Biosecurity State

May 6, 2023 Dr. Douglas Farrow 31

Author’s note to the reader:This is the text of a talk, lightly revised and a little expanded, given in Vancouver on 16 March, 2023, during an event sponsored by the Houston Centre for Humanity and the Common […]

Features

Reflections on ongoing attempts to deny personhood to the unborn

April 29, 2023 Charles J. Russo 36

Putting aside for a moment the theological and medical differences of opinion on the existential question of when life begins, there can be little doubt about the meaning of Jeremiah’s recounting how the word of the […]

Features

What we can learn from the Salem witch trials about today’s trans mania

April 26, 2023 William Kilpatrick 28

For the last couple of years, J.K. Rowling has been the victim of a witch hunt. The author of the Harry Potter series has been harassed, hounded, shouted down, and targeted with numerous death threats. […]

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