John Henry Cardinal Newman
The thought, the teaching, the inner life of Newman have an inexhaustible fullness, a mysterious plenitude that you can feed on for a lifetime without any feeling of surfeit.
Many 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.
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Pope 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
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Many 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.
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Dominus 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.
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Remembering Mother Teresa, born 100 years ago.
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I love Hitchens and I know I am not alone among orthodox Catholics.
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A recent Supreme Court decision holds dire implications for Christians who would like to form a club on a university campus.
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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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The most historic engagement of Pope Benedict XVI’s visit to Britain later this month is not expected to be any of his addresses or papal masses.
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Cardinal Keith O’Brien of St. Andrews and Edinburgh is accusing the world’s largest broadcasting organization of anti-Christian and anti-Catholic bias.
For the OPs, an MD - Whispers
For the 290th time, one of the church's most storied religious communities convened in General Chapter last week in Rome and elected a new Master of the Order.
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With this 44-cent stamp, the U.S. Postal Service today recognized Mother Teresa, who received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979 for her humanitarian work.
Authentically black – and Catholic - CNN
An African-American theologian describes the tensions of being black and Catholic in America—and her pride at Cardinal George's decision to nominate Fr. Augustus Tolton (one of the first black American priests) for sainthood.
To Reform Government, Reform the Culture First - Pajamas Media
We will never have a limited government until we have a culture that allows for one. (And don't miss Roger Kimball: "Things the U.S. government could do without.")
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