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The profound, satirical message of Waugh’s The Loved One endures
Published 70 years ago, the dark novel has something in it to offend just about everyone. […]
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The Pope and Juan Carlos: Is everything directly willed and caused by God?
Occasionalism is the flawed belief that God ultimately causes everything—that even when it appears another thing is a cause, really that event is only the […]
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A new, online home for “The Terry and Jesse Show”
When their long-running show was dropped by its radio network, Terry Barber and Jesse Romero decided to go digital with their message. […]
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Solo, the lovable scoundrel
The latest Star Wars installment has no aspirations of being anything more that rousingly good time, which serves greatly in its favor. […]
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Craving approval isn’t evangelization
Doesn’t all of the pandering and pathetic grasping for approval by Catholic leaders signal that, hey, we’re not really serious about the stuff you cultural elites […]
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CUA board approves much-debated academic renewal plan
In light of an electronic poll and the complaints of the Faculty Assembly and Save Catholic, the Board of Trustees issued a statement of confidence […]
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What’s next after the “Masterpiece Cakeshop” ruling?
This case was ultimately about what citizenship demands and permits. There will be a next case, and it will probably be much more troubling. […]
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Ireland and the Pagan Resurgence
What we see in Ireland and throughout the West is Belloc’s pagan life “without Christian revelation” and Ratzinger’s “Church of pagans who call themselves Christian”. […]
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4th annual Catholic Education Foundation seminar to aid priests in their roles in Catholic schools
Cardinal Newman “makes the point that without the presence of the ‘institutional’ Church in the life of a Catholic university, the project is bound to […]
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Archbishop Ladaria and the transgender movement
The ongoing discussion of, or agitation for, women’s ordination seems to be an exercise in never taking no for an answer. […]