Jonathan B. Coe
Much has been written in recent decades, and with good reason, about the
institutions that shape culture (academia, the mainstream media, the
entertainment industry), their liberal bias, and how they can be
effective evangelists for the Left. However, this essay will explore
forces within the human person—formidable but not irresistible—that go
back to the Garden […]
Fr. John A. Perricone
Washington D.C. is no stranger to making history. This past
Saturday
was no exception. You would not have found throngs of people marching
with angry placards, but hundreds of Catholics on their knees. They were
not assembled at the National Mall, but at the Basilica Shrine of the
Immaculate Conception. They were not participating in […]
Emma Warner
Every reader loves a good ghost story. And that is why Daphne du
Maurier’s Romantic-Gothic novel, Rebecca has thrilled readers since its
publication in 1938. The tale begins with a slight flavor of Jane Eyre: a
wandering Byronic hero who meets a meek heroine, gauche and plain.
Unlike Mr. Rochester, Maxim de Winter has no […]
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