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June workshop to focus on the meaning of the vocation of the Catholic writer

May 6, 2019 CWR Staff 6

Readers of Catholic World Report are familiar with the work of Fr. Peter M.J. Stravinskas, who is a regular contributor to CWR. He is the editor of The Catholic Response, which focuses on apologetics, has written […]

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Easter and our duty as Catholics

May 4, 2019 Fr. Charles Fox 3

The Season of Easter is a certainly a time to celebrate the Resurrection of Christ. But it is also a time to take a fresh and very serious look at what it means to be […]

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Analysis: Serious and unserious allegations of papal heresy

May 2, 2019 Catholic News Agency 70

Washington D.C., May 2, 2019 / 04:15 pm (CNA).- On April 30, a group of 19 Catholics released an open letter to the bishops of the world, accusing the pope of heresy and demanding that […]

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Rules for Christian Intellectuals, Part II

May 2, 2019 Dr. Kelly Scott Franklin 5

It is a truth universally acknowledged that if I want to learn a thing, I have to teach it. As a literature professor at Hillsdale College, I’m trying to help my students develop their intellects. […]

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Theologians accuse pope of heresy

May 1, 2019 Catholic News Agency 61

A group of nineteen Catholics, including some prominent academics, have published an open letter to the bishops of the world accusing Pope Francis of heresy. The letter, made public on April 30, was dated “Easter […]

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Analysis: With bishops in a tight spot, will priests get squeezed?

May 1, 2019 Catholic News Agency 6

Denver, Colo., May 1, 2019 / 04:50 am (CNA).- Last week, Bishop Richard Malone of Buffalo suspended three priests who were accused of engaging in inappropriate sexual conversations with diocesan seminarians. While the move is […]

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Violence Against Christians and the Waning of Reason

April 30, 2019 Bishop Robert Barron 10

There were more Christian martyrs in the twentieth century than in all of the previous nineteen centuries combined. Hitler, Stalin, Mao, Pol Pot, and many of their lesser-known totalitarian colleagues put millions of Christians to […]

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The remarkable story of the search for Saint Peter’s tomb

April 30, 2019 Paul Senz 2

On November 24, 2013, the world was treated to a remarkable sight. Pope Francis, the 265th successor of Saint Peter, held an ossuary containing the bones of the first pope. The current occupant of a […]

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New collection demonstrates the faith, wisdom, and wit of the late Justice Scalia

April 29, 2019 Gregory J. Sullivan 4

Anyone who heard a talk or lecture over the years by Justice Antonin Scalia was aware of the treasure available to editors who would gather them together for publication. Following Scalia’s death in 2016, Christopher […]

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From Pagan Odyssey to Christian Pilgrimage: Anthony Esolen’s Nostalgia

April 28, 2019 Jerry Salyer 4

Homer’s Odyssey, if anything, is about that love of home which motivates and sustains the indomitable hero Odysseus, “the man of many ways.”  To get back to his native Ithaka following the Trojan War Odysseus […]

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From yet another exceptional column by Francis Cardinal George of Chicago, in the Sept.7-20 edition of Catholic New World: There was always a quasi-religious element in the public creed of the country. It lived off the […]

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