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Michelle Wolf and the Throwaway Culture
When we live in the space beyond good and evil, and when morality is construed as entirely the invention of personal freedom—then the will of […]
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The Death of Embryos and “The Conception Problem”
To embrace an embryo, we must conceive what has been conceived. […]
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As local elections loom, London isn’t what it used to be
Catholic social teaching isn’t the property of a single political party—but there are concerns that it is increasingly difficult to be an active Catholic in […]
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Murdered by a Machine
Chesterton saw it coming. Official control means the loss of parental control. Its gone from the classroom to the hospital room. […]
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UK Catholic mothers group hosts daughter of St. Gianna Beretta Molla
The group was founded in 2015, in part, in response to a secular Facebook mothers’ group where womanhood, motherhood, manhood and family life were constantly […]
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“Avengers: Infinity War” presents a villain for our times
The latest installment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe is about its villain far more than about its heroes. […]
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Evangelicals and the two Religion Clauses of the First Amendment
Does a religious group have a right to get actively and directly involved in politics? And is that a good idea? […]
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The Catholic Association voices support for Alfie Evans’ parents
“The Church has long been the first and only voice to speak out for truth and defend the vulnerable. True to that legacy, the Pope […]
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Dominican priest: Lack of belief within the Church enables the diabolical spirit
Faith, says Fr. Francois Dermine, O.P., who has been an exorcist for nearly 25 years, is above all “a mystery of salvation; we have to be […]
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Baseball and Synod 2018
I’ve been asked dozens of times why John Paul II was such a pied piper for the young. And my answers are always the same: […]