Anthony Esolen
Many years ago, in one of the standard editions of The Tempest that I
had ordered for my students, I read an angry little essay whose
proximate target was the mage Prospero, and whose ultimate target was
anyone alive, particularly men, who would uphold a view of sexual
morality one or two steps higher than, […]
Charles Robertson
In June 2016, the distinguished Austrian philosopher and friend of Pope
John Paul II, Joseph Seifert, published a highly critical yet charitable
essay on Amoris Laetitia (AL) that led to his dismissal from a teaching
post at the seminary of the Archdiocese of Granada, Spain. In his
essay, Seifert argued that the view of conscience expressed […]
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