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How do we read “the signs of the times”?

July 29, 2023 John M. Grondelski, Ph.D. 24

In the run-up to this fall’s “Synod on Synodality,” I’ve written several essays in this journal relevant to it. I’ve addressed the demand to “welcome” and what welcome has hitherto meant in the Church. I’ve […]

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Thomism and Political Liberalism, Part 1

July 31, 2019 Joseph G. Trabbic 12

The Catholic debate about the value of political and economic liberalism ebbs and flows. In the past few years in the U.S. it has become particularly public and intense (see here, here, here, here, here, […]

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Secularized fundamentalism and the current leadership deficit in our political class

December 20, 2017 Dr. Peter A. Redpath 6

In the new, Western, Orwellian political world order, Enlightened appetites have become the measure of all truth. […]

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Although the pill has been considered good medicine for over fifty years, scientific researchers are meeting for an upcoming conference to discuss their work showing the manifold hazards of oral contraceptives. The event, “Contraceptive Conundrum: […]

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