History

Decline and Fall. And Hope.

February 3, 2013 Dr. Edmund J. Mazza 0

Perhaps Rome is not perishing; perhaps she is only scourged, not utterly destroyed; perhaps she is chastened, not brought to nought. It may be so; Rome will not perish, if the Romans do not perish. […]

Essay

Sacramental Social Doctrine

January 29, 2013 William L. Patenaude 0

In their elusive quest for social justice, civil authorities have over the centuries learned much from the Church. As a result, a great many forms of state-sponsored welfare—especially in the growing liberality of the West—are […]

Special Report

Atheist, Secular, and Pro-Life

January 24, 2013 Leslie Fain 0

“Could it be true?” Marco Rossi asks in the September/October 2012 issue of The Humanist. “Is there really such a thing as a pro-life atheist? What’s next, Intelligent Design Agnostics? How about Secularists for Sharia […]

Analysis

Lost in Translation (from Latin)?

January 20, 2013 Christopher S. Morrissey 0

The Pope finally sent out his first tweet in Latin from his Twitter account @Pontifex_ln on Sunday, January 20, 2013: “Unitati christifidelium integre studentes quid iubet Dominus? Orare semper, iustitiam factitare, amare probitatem, humiles Secum […]