Rev. James V. Schall, S.J.
Though I was born on a farm, I was raised in small-town Iowa. Thus, I
was never a farmer, though my grandfathers were. Several of my aunts,
uncles, and cousins formed farming families. I remember seeing, due to
mechanization, the size of farms that one family could handle pass in
size from a quarter-section, to […]
Fr. John A. Perricone
Secularized man has succeeded in making himself a shadow. By eschewing
every trace of moral absolutes, tradition and, indeed, the very anchor
of nature itself, he has made himself a ghost. So etiolated, he can only
rely upon the whimsical demands of the gaseous self. In this
claustrophobic universe there is no longer need for […]
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