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Last 20 ArticlesLiving within the truth - Archbishop Charles Chaput, O.F.M. Cap.Archbishop Charles Chaput provides a wide-ranging commentary on the role of the Church in today's world and calling upon Catholics in America and in Europe, to resist the world's intolerance of Christianity. Read more... Mother Teresa’s life of selfless devotion - Father Thomas Rosica, CSBIt's been 13 years since Mother Teresa suffered a heart attack and died at 87 years old on Sept. 5, 1997 in Calcutta. Thursday, Aug. 26, marked the 100th birthday of this great woman. Read more... The Journey - Father Antoninus Wall, O.P.The most common symbol of the dynamic of Christian salvation is that of a "journey". Read more... The Capitalist Parable - Father James V. Schall, S.J.The capitalist parable, as I call it, when spelled out, deals with God's ways with us. Read more... Teaching Parishioners to Pray - Deacon James KeatingPope John Paul II exhorted the Church's pastors to make their parish communities places of deep prayer: "Your first duty as pastors is not projects and organizations but to lead your people to a deep intimacy with the Trinity."1 Read more... A great Christian, a great Englishman - Conrad BlackMany may not have noticed the ascent of John Henry Cardinal Newman up the exacting heights of the blessed and toward the officially saintly, a progress that will bring Pope Benedict XVI to England this month. Read more... The Left, The Right and Dominus Iesus - Peter KreeftDominus Iesus is one of the most important Church documents of modern times, because it defends the most unpopular aspect of the Church's claim today – its "absolutism." And because it overcomes the dualism of "liberal" vs. "conservative" by which the media classify and evaluate everything. Read more... Saint of the gutters - Father Raymond J. de SouzaRemembering Mother Teresa, born 100 years ago. Read more... Hitch Lives - Austin RuseI love Hitchens and I know I am not alone among orthodox Catholics. Read more... Diversity Run Amok - Donald DeMarcoA 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 DeMarcoPhilosophy 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 McManamanThe 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. MurrayIt 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 PellCardinal Pell reminds us that the heritage of Western Civilization comes from its uniquely Christian character. Read more... The Lesson of Calcutta - Father Robert BarronThere is a lesson that Calcutta burned deeply into my soul. Read more... What's behind the human touch - Kathleen ParkerSometimes 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 RutlerFrom a Catholic perspective, the unthinking disparagement of King George III, as some sort of tyrant should itself be disparaged. Read more... Ayn Rand: Architect of the culture of death - Donald DeMarcoNo philosopher ever proposed a more simple and straightforward view of life than the one Ayn Rand urges upon us. Read more... Anti-Catholic junk history - Gerald WarnerBritain remains marinated in anti-Catholic mythology as a consequence of centuries of relentless propaganda by establishment interest groups. Read more...
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