Whereas sense and sensibility can be separated, with disastrous consequences, pride and prejudice are always inseparable, the former always resulting in the latter. 

"UGCC priests have been heroic in ministering to congregations under attack, and while many have families to care for and perhaps move to safety, the priests themselves are staying in place."

February's celebration of Black History Month in the United States traces its roots back to the 1920s.

"Putin's recent speeches have also displayed an almost psychotic hatred of Ukraine and Ukrainians, to the point where entirely sober-minded analysts with whom I am in contact wonder whether the Russian autocrat is coming unhinged."

According to a Gallup poll, the percentage of the American population that now "identifies" as LGBTQ+ has doubled by comparison with ten years ago, and now stands at 7.1 percent.

In the preface to the second edition of Brave New World, Aldous Huxley said that anyone who wanted to establish a modern dictatorship would be advised to allow the population complete sexual freedom and freedom to take drugs, leaving everything else to the control of the dictatorship.

At their best, the Olympic games bridge cultural divides and unite countries around the world as the greatest living athletes around the globe compete for the coveted gold medal in their respective events.

Solzhenitsyn famously defined the principal trait of the twentieth century in four words: "Men have forgotten God."

On St. George's Day 1616, Miguel de Cervantes breathed his last, on exactly the same day as the death of William Shakespeare.

People, it seems, are increasingly unable to bear the presence in a room of someone who is of different political opinion from theirs.