Anthony Esolen
I have not written about the recent barrage of accusations regarding the
scandal of Catholic priests who could not keep their hands and other
things to themselves, and the prelates who did the same, encouraged
them, or shuffled them here and there to hide them. I am not a private
investigator or a lawyer, so […]
Erik Bootsma
Amid the recent revelations of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church,
there have been calls for substantive actions to prevent future abuse by
clergy. While most of these calls have focused on transparency,
accountability, punishment of guilty parties, and lay oversight of cases
after the fact, there are a few which deal with how to […]
William Edmund Fahey
Last Tuesday, I was in the White Mountains with the new students of
Thomas More College ascending Mt. Washington. Thwarted by gale force
winds at the summit, the group was denied its initial goal, turned aside
from the main route, and followed an unknown path towards Boott’s
Spur—ground I knew, but had trouble finding due […]
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