Scott Ventureyra
Last week, Jordan Peterson, who is currently the world’s top public
intellectual, had his fellowship offer to the University of Cambridge
revoked. On March 20, Cambridge’s Faculty of Divinity issued the
following statement on Twitter: “Jordan Peterson requested a visiting
fellowship at the Faculty of Divinity, and an initial offer has been
rescinded after a […]
Deacon James H. Toner
Is there a Catholic position on the Electoral College? Is there a
“Catholic algebra” or a “Catholic chemistry”? Of course, there is not a
Catholic algebra or chemistry, but there ought to be Catholic
circumstances in which those subjects are taught and learned. There is,
then, a Catholic “sense and sensibility” about learning, including the
[…]
Jonathan B. Coe
In a recent essay in this magazine, I gave a basic, and somewhat
oversimplified, taxonomy of priests and prelates in the Church. In this
article, that has been slightly revised and expanded: Type A are the
Zeitgeist Puppets. In America, Cupich and Martin come to mind; across
the Atlantic on the continent, no one fit […]
Jeffrey Tranzillo
The recently concluded Vatican summit on clerical sexual abuse did not
prove disappointing to the many Catholics who had no expectation that it
would address the main source of the problem: active homosexuality
among clerics. There were a few uncomfortable moments for the summit’s
organizers, though, when a journalist or two boldly ignored the embargo
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