James Kalb
I recently commented on the signs of the times, and noted that they tell
us to pay more attention to eternity. The topic deserves further
discussion. In the 1960s, it became common for Catholics to look to the
world for guidance. That attitude inspired the widespread false belief
that Saint John XXIII said the Second Vatican […]
Jeffrey Tranzillo
Following the long overdue revelations about the contemptible sexual
misconduct of former cardinal Theodore McCarrick, many authors have
rightly expressed their indignation toward him and his episcopal
enablers. In this article, I will try not to spend much time on ground
already well trod, but will rather highlight some of the lessons from
the McCarrick […]
Jonathan Shoulta
Although the George Eliot novel is missing from some iterations of John
Senior’s list of 1,000 Good Books, Silas Marner appears in the list as
it appears in Senior’s diagnostic book, The Death of Christian Culture.
This is strange considering the secular and atheistic philosophies that
informed the work. That this Victorian novel contains some […]
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