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Narcissism and the Dynamics of Evil - Deacon Douglas McManaman

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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Hitch Lives - Austin Ruse

I love Hitchens and I know I am not alone among orthodox Catholics. Read more...

Diversity Run Amok - Donald DeMarco

A recent Supreme Court decision holds dire implications for Christians who would like to form a club on a university campus. Read more...

Arthur Schopenhauer: Architect of the Culture of Death - Donald DeMarco

Philosophy was born the moment it was discovered that there is a critical difference between appearance and reality. Read more...

The Importance of Prayer - Deacon Doug McManaman

The purpose of our life is to learn how to pray, to acquire a rich interior contemplative life. Read more...

Why a priest should wear his Roman Collar - Msgr. Charles M. Mangan & Father Gerald E. Murray

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. Read more...

The Heritage of Western Civilization - Cardinal George Pell

Cardinal Pell reminds us that the heritage of Western Civilization comes from its uniquely Christian character. Read more...

The Lesson of Calcutta - Father Robert Barron

There is a lesson that Calcutta burned deeply into my soul. Read more...

What's behind the human touch - Kathleen Parker

Sometimes it takes a scientific study to reveal the obvious. Read more...

A strange silence - Father Giovanni Cucci, S.J.

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. Read more...

King George III - Father George Rutler

From a Catholic perspective, the unthinking disparagement of King George III, as some sort of tyrant should itself be disparaged. Read more...


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Archbishop Dolan rips New York Times coverage of Pope - The Gospel in the Digital Age
Because of all the inaccuracies in the recent coverage of the Catholic Church in the New York Times and other publications, appearing in news articles, editorials, and op-eds, I was tempted to try my best to offer corrections to the multitude of errors. However, I soon realized that this would probably be a full time job.

Christopher West and Company Vs. ‘Custody of the Eyes’ - LifeSiteNews
In her Theology Master’s thesis, written for the DC Dominican House of Studies, pro-life personality Dawn Eden has critiqued Christopher West’s take on Pope John Paul II’s Theology of the Body, which is also spread by the Theology of the Body Institute.

The backwardness of Catholic-bashing - Spiked
Far from being enlightened, the attacks on Catholicism ahead of the pope’s UK visit are illiberal, censorious and ignorant.

Abortion and Obamacare - FOX News
The promise was that healthcare reform would not fund baby killing, but the Congressional Research Services now says it may.

Who wrote the Scrolls? - National Geographic
New archaeological research suggests the Dead Sea Scrolls may not have been the work of Essenes but of Jerusalem priests in exile. Or not.

Jewish hostility to Christians: the prejudice no one ever writes about - Telegraph
The case of the Oxford lecturer in Jewish studies who says she was sacked after she converted to Christianity has thrown a spotlight on to an acutely sensitive subject.

Catholic hospitals threatened in Boston - Boston Globe
The sale of a group of Catholic hospitals in Boston carries with it threats to their religious identity.

College Launches Catholic Medieval Guilds - Zenit
The Thomas More College of Liberal Arts is launching several medieval-style Catholic guilds to offer students a chance to learn from master craftsmen and practice charity in the community.

What’s Wrong With the American University System - Atlantic
Let's scratch tenure, abolish football, emphasize teaching over research.