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Home: Core Subjects: Culture and Civilization: LINKS_PAGE Core Subjects: Culture and Civilization: LINKS_PAGEArticles:Awakening from a secular slumber - Father Raymond J. de Souza“Awakenings” was the title of the editorial in The Times on Friday. These particular awakenings are the stirrings of faith in public life, which the somnolent secularists on The Times’s editorial board announced were “returning to the centre of public debate.” Read more... Babies - G.K. ChestertonThe two facts which attract almost every normal person to children are, first, that they are very serious, and secondly, that they are in consequence very happy. . . The most unfathomable schools and sages have never attained to the gravity which dwells in the eyes of a baby of three months old. Read more... Bedlam Revisited - Jonathan KellermanWhy the Virginia Tech shooter was not committed. Read more... Benedict the Balanced - Dwight LongeneckerIn the summer of 1987 I had three months free, and decided to make a hitch-hiking pilgrimage to Jerusalem. I had visited Benedictine monasteries in England and decided to stay in monasteries and convents all along the route. It was a glorious summer and I had an excellent adventure. Read more... Benedict XVI and the Divine Love Story - George WeigelGerman journalist Peter Seewald once posed a question to Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger: Why is the Catholic Church always saying “No?” Cardinal Ratzinger explained that the Church wasn’t fundamentally a matter of “No” but of “Yes” — God’s “Yes” to humanity, most dramatically revealed in the Incarnation, when God entered the human world in order to redeem it. Read more... Beyond Psychology - Paul VitzI'm going to talk about contemporary psychology. Frankly, psychology has not been a very reliable friend of the faith. Read more... Beyond the Catholic Inferiority Complex - Robert RoyalMost active Catholics draw a sharp line between what they are willing to tolerate in the public realm and what they desire for their own families. But, whether we look at the Internet, television, rock music, films, public schools or universities, the day has passed when that old public-private distinction could be maintained. If you do not fight in public, you will lose what you hope to preserve in private. Read more... Beyond the Veil Worship - Allison HanesWhen the faithful heed the call to Friday prayer at the Noor Cultural Centre, men gather on the left side of the light filled hall facing Mecca, while women align themselves on the right. Read more... Beyond Therapy: Some Evil Can't be Cured - NORMAN DOIDGEIn ancient times, Aristotle developed a hierarchy of virtue and vice. At the top of the ladder is the virtuous person, who only aims toward good things; he is not `conflicted,' as we would say, because there is no war between virtue and vice in his soul. Read more... Bodies of Evidence: The Real Meaning of Sex Is Right in Front of Our Eyes - Frederica Mathewes-GreenOn January 24, 2005, I stood on the sidewalk of Constitution Avenue in Washington, D.C., as the March for Life surged by. There was a small band of pro-choice counter-protestors, and I positioned myself just past them because I was curious about how pro-lifers would react to their presence. Read more... Pages: [<<] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 ... [>>] Related Categories:Pages Updated On: 17-Nov-2009 - 18:10:32
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