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The thought and work of C.S. Lewis

November 22, 2019 Carl E. Olson 1

Today marks the 56th anniversary of the deaths of three famous and intriguing men: the author and agnostic Aldous Huxley; the 35th President of the United States, John F. Kennedy; and the author and apologist, […]

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Verdict first, sentence afterwards

November 21, 2019 Russell Shaw 3

During a mad, memorable trial scene near the end of Lewis Carroll’s classic fantasy Alice in Wonderland, the Queen of Hearts decrees “Sentence first–verdict afterwards.” When Alice corrects her, the Queen, face purple with rage, […]

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A Talk on the Hill

November 19, 2019 Bishop Robert Barron 7

A couple of weeks ago, I had the distinct privilege of addressing an audience of Senators, Representatives, and Capitol Hill staffers in a beautiful room at the Library of Congress. This event was made possible […]

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“All Christians are called to evangelism”

November 16, 2019 Paul Senz 2

Evangelization is not something most Catholics are terribly comfortable with. For some, it has a distinctly Protestant connotation—why that is the case is another question, as we are all called by Jesus to spread the […]