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The Crescent and the Scimitar - Christian C. Sahner

Standing on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean in what is modern-day Morocco, the Arab general Uqba must have felt a mixture of exultation and disappointment.  Read more...

The Crusades - Paul Crawford

This article presents an overview of the Crusades.  Read more...

The Crusades - Anne Carroll

This history and apologetic for the Crusades is suitable for junior or senior high school social studies or history students.  Read more...

The Crusades and Their Critics - James Hitchcock

While it has become customary to view the Crusades as a historical aberration, they can also be viewed as an important factor in the formation of the Christian West. Many of those who condemn the Crusades fully understand this and wish that the Muslims had conquered Europe and aborted the rise of Christendom.  Read more...

The Death of Scotland's Queen - John Lingard

Her step was firm, and her countenance cheerful.  Read more...

The Devil's Advocate - WILLIAM D. RUBINSTEIN

As Pius XII, Eugenio Pacelli was the most controversial of modern Popes. Regarded during his lifetime as truly a prince among men, since his death he has been subject to endless debate, criticism, and defense, especially for his alleged “silence” during the Nazi genocide against the Jews.  Read more...

The Division of Christendom and its Consequences - Christopher Dawson

In the 16th century religion came to be regarded as one among a number of competing interests — a limited department of life, which had no jurisdiction over the rest. And as it lost its universal authority, it lost its universal vision; it became sectionalized and rationalized with the rest of European life.  Read more...

The Early Church: How Christians elevated culture - Anthony Esolen

What did the Christians cherish from the pagan traditions, and what did they change?  Read more...

The Fall of Rome: Season Two - Gerard J. Russello

What was perhaps the most pro-Christian show on television did not have a single Christian character in it — and there was no way it could have.  Read more...

The God That Did Not Fail - Most Reverend Charles J. Chaput

The God That Did Not Fail is one of the best books I’ve read in years — important, absorbing and very well informed.  Read more...


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