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“Here is God”: Ronald Knox on the Real Presence

June 2, 2021 Fr. Charles Fox 9

The Solemnity of Corpus Christi proclaims the truth that the Incarnate Son of God, having ascended to His Father’s right hand in heaven, remains present and active in His Church “until the end of the […]

The Dispatch

Light, Water, and New Life: On Easter Vigil and Paschaltide

April 8, 2021 Peter M.J. Stravinskas 1

The Easter Vigil is known as “the mother of all vigils” because of its preeminence in the life of Christians. The Sacred Liturgy of that night is replete with symbolism; we could even say that […]

Columns

What is analogy? A Thomistic introduction

January 18, 2021 Joseph G. Trabbic 5

In what follows I would like to introduce you to analogy from a Thomistic perspective. I will begin with a look at analogy in general. Then I will discuss some different kinds of analogy. And, […]

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A classic work on the commonsense of noncontradiction and finality

November 30, 2020 Casey Chalk 8

I recently started looking into nihilism… but then I realised it was pointless. For some, that joke is enough to expose the absurdity and illogic of a philosophy that holds that there is no meaning […]

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Communion on the floor and the trinity of disorientation

November 27, 2020 Robert R. Reilly 40

In the fourth century, St. Cyril of Jerusalem asked of those receiving Communion: Tell me, if anyone gave you grains of gold, would you not hold them with all care taking heed lest you should […]

Books

Understanding and surviving a culture dominated by expressive individualism

November 15, 2020 Carl E. Olson 16

Carl R. Trueman (PhD, University of Aberdeen) is professor of biblical and religious studies at Grove City College. A church historian and prolific Evangelical author (he is a member of The Orthodox Presbyterian Church), Trueman […]

The Dispatch

A Saintly View of Vatican II: On St. John Paul II and the Council

October 22, 2020 Douglas Bushman 44

Editor’s note: This essay, which originally appeared at CWR on May 31, 2020, is reposted in honor of St. John Paul II’s feast day. “By canonizing some of the faithful, i.e., by solemnly proclaiming that […]

The Dispatch

Three questions for Catholic opponents of capital punishment

October 7, 2020 Dr. Edward Feser 185

Editor’s note: This essay was originally posted on September 15, 2019. It is reposted in light of new statements by Pope Francis, in the encyclical Fratelli tutti, that, “Today we state clearly that ‘the death […]

The Dispatch

The fallow fields of academe and the lost art of disputatio

August 12, 2020 Jack Gist 15

Nikole Hannah-Jones was awarded the MacArthur Genius Award in 2017 at the age of 41. She served as architect of the Pulitzer-Prize winning 1619 Project in 2019. Leading historians from the left and the right […]

Essay

Rediscovering the Form of Things: On My Work To Date

March 14, 2020 James Matthew Wilson 4

I would like to recall a scene of almost two decades past. I was in my first year of doctoral work and was studying, at home on a bright Sunday afternoon. I found myself reflecting […]

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