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Vandals, Leave the Hymns Alone

Anthony Esolen

I'm not asking for genius. I'm asking for common decency. Vandals, leave the a...

Christians are obliged to judge

Father George W. Rutler

Of the "Four Last Things," the Second Sunday of Advent treats Judgment.

Should We Teach Kids about Porn's Harms? Yes, and…

Thomas Lickona

Children all over the world begin viewing hard-core Internet pornography long before their parents e...

The Magic of the Altar Rail

Austin Ruse

Adoration is popping up everywhere — usually attended by new altar rails.

Advent and the Four Last Things

Rev. Peter M.J. Stravinskas

Truth be told, we don't hear much of any of those four last things at all anymore — and we are all t...

Being Leonardo

James Hankins

On "Léonard de Vinci" at the Louvre.

The Path of Peace

Caryll Houselander

Peace is Christ’s culminating gift.

Obsession with victimhood

Barbara Kay

This excellent book "The Victim Cult: How the culture of blame hurts everyone and wrecks civilizatio...

Deadly Superstitions in London

Theodore Dalrymple

If the most recent terrorist attack in London had been an episode in a novel by a social satirist, i...

Pruning Hope

Father Paul Scalia

Today we begin the liturgical season defined by hope.

"The Gift of the Magi" by O. Henry: The Wise Fools of Christmas

Sean Fitzpatrick

It is a tiny tale of love, courage, tears, and terrible happiness.
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The intimate Michelangelo

James Hankins

Fame often does an artist little good.
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Happiness: Blessed are the Merciful; Blessed are the Pure of Heart

Peter Kreeft

The fifth and sixth beatitudes.
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Complaining To God? Ask What, Not Why.

Catholic Stand

Padre Pio had a great solution to the "Why, Lord?" problem. Instead of saying "Why me, Lord?" he suggested asking the Lord, "What." What will You have me do with this situation?
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A religious congregation of blind sisters contemplates the face of Christ

CWR

In Turin, Italy, the Daughters of Jesus the King is a religious community of blind and visually impaired sisters who aim for holiness, and to be a sign that in Christ, there are no barriers that cannot be overcome.
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New York Times Admits: "Left is Losing the Battle on Abortion"

Life News

Clearly, there is discord among the abortion ranks, and for good reason.
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How to let Jesus heal the most broken parts of your soul

uCatholic

While the encounter with the centurion appears similar to others described in the Gospels, there is something striking about this exchange: Jesus was amazed.
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