Narcissism
The first step to appreciating the subtleties of evil is to begin at the most basic level of philosophical inquiry, the philosophy of being.
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Philosophy was born the moment it was discovered that there is a critical difference between appearance and reality.
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The purpose of our life is to learn how to pray, to acquire a rich interior contemplative life.
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It is our contention that the rather widespread practice of priests neglecting to wear their collar when they should is both a sign and a cause of malaise in the Church.
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Cardinal Pell reminds us that the heritage of Western Civilization comes from its uniquely Christian character.
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There is a lesson that Calcutta burned deeply into my soul.
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Sometimes it takes a scientific study to reveal the obvious.
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Why aren't critics going to the root of the problem of sexual abuse among the clergy? The author of a new study explains why.
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From a Catholic perspective, the unthinking disparagement of King George III, as some sort of tyrant should itself be disparaged.
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No philosopher ever proposed a more simple and straightforward view of life than the one Ayn Rand urges upon us.
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Britain remains marinated in anti-Catholic mythology as a consequence of centuries of relentless propaganda by establishment interest groups.
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EDITORIALS OF INTEREST
From Harvard To Her Religious Calling - The American Catholic
Mary Anne Marks graduated from Harvard University at the top of her class. You may have heard of her, she is the one that gave the salutatory address all in Latin.
Deacon Jack Sullivan - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Reflections on and by the man healed by prayers to John Henry Newman and who will read the Gospel at Newman’s beatification Mass.
The odor of Satan - Irish Times
Italian News magazine Panorama yesterday defended its current controversial cover story, containing undercover revelations about the highly active gay sex lives of some priests based in and around Rome’s Holy See.
The Power of Redemption - WSJ
Shirley Sherrod's speech, and her story, has lessons for us all.
Diversity Run Amok - National Catholic Register
A recent Supreme Court decision holds dire implications for Christians who would like to form a club on a university campus.
There be dragons - There be Dragons
New trailer: Movie on Opus Dei founder.
Kids Quit the Team for More Family Time - WSJ
Mark Breier sees big benefits for his three sons in playing sports. But when his teenage son Travis, dreaming of a pro career, wanted to join an elite traveling basketball team in junior-high school, Mr. Breier said no.
The Jesuits and Islamification - Pajamas Media
Georgetown University, which covered up Christian symbols during a visit by the president, has introduced Muslim elements in its chapel
Hollywood Shocked as Family Films Flourish - Townhall.com
The surprise box-office boom for the cartoon "Despicable Me" is making it clear again to Hollywood this summer that family films are the most likely to be top-grossing films.
Modernity and the Muslims - City Journal
A transcript of a discussion at St. Francis College.
Judged by her name? - Family Edge
Since I am looking forward as well to my own wedding a question that has inevitably come up is, “Will you take your husband’s last name?”
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