Anthony Esolen
I have had an uncanny and revealing experience this week. There are
three elements to it. Let me describe the first two, as a preface for
drawing out a moral imperative for Catholics in these bad times. Every
semester at Thomas More College, we set a few Fridays aside for what we
call traditio. No […]
Scott Ventureyra
On Saturday, September 8, 2018, Serena Williams had a mental breakdown
at the US Open women’s finals. Her behavior was inexcusable and
demonstrated a great disrespect for the game, the officials and her
opponent, Naomi Osaka. The umpire, Carlos Ramos, issued her three code
violations; first, a warning for receiving coaching (which her coach,
Patrick […]
Rev. James V. Schall, S.J.
How do we recognize what is right? In history, systems of laws have
almost always been based on religion: decisions regarding what was to be
lawful among men were taken from reference to the divinity. Unlike
other great religions, Christianity has never proposed a revealed law to
the state and to society, that is to […]
John M. Grondelski
I’ll admit up front to being amazed by the growing need to explain the
most elementary things. Like that there are boys and girls. Like that we
know when life begins. Or like the fact that Catholics should get
married in churches. The secularization, if not outright sacrilege, of
fundamental vocational commitments goes on even […]
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