Monday, September 17, 2018
More Catholic Feminism
Reads like it was written by a somewhat smart woman who thought she was as good as, if not better, than men.
Time to ordain women…or not by Mary Catherine Sommers
“Prophetic femininity” is the underutilized, even marginalized, power that the Church has to save itself from the present scandals.
Time to ordain women…or not by Mary Catherine Sommers
“Prophetic femininity” is the underutilized, even marginalized, power that the Church has to save itself from the present scandals.
Cultural Marxism?
How many Pharisees consider themselves as followers of cultural Marxism? Or are they following their own agenda, even if those two agendas have very similar goals and means?
UR: The Jewish War on White Australia Colin Tatz and the Genocide Charge by BRENTON SANDERSON
UR: The Jewish War on White Australia Colin Tatz and the Genocide Charge by BRENTON SANDERSON
Sunday, September 16, 2018
Saturday, September 15, 2018
Save O Lord Thy People
Let us pray that there be no schism between Constantinople and Moscow, that there be a conversion of hearts to our Lord and humility.
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Cape Breton
There's a place I haven't thought of for a while... Celtic Colours 2018
FPR: Integrity, Cape Breton, and Nationalism by Jeffrey Bilbro
“Living with Integrity.” Comment Magazine has a new issue out that focuses on how liberal individualism has perhaps warped our understanding of integrity. Along with some excellent essays, it includes a conversation with Patrick Deneen. “Cape Breton Diary Part I: Forgetting & Remembering: Encounters with Three Traditions on the Edge of Oblivion” and “Cape Breton […]
FPR: Integrity, Cape Breton, and Nationalism by Jeffrey Bilbro
“Living with Integrity.” Comment Magazine has a new issue out that focuses on how liberal individualism has perhaps warped our understanding of integrity. Along with some excellent essays, it includes a conversation with Patrick Deneen. “Cape Breton Diary Part I: Forgetting & Remembering: Encounters with Three Traditions on the Edge of Oblivion” and “Cape Breton […]
Just Because a Bishop Said It
Doesn't mean it's true. Sacred Tradition does not encompass the understanding of particular historical circumstances nor historical analysis, and the Holy Spirit does not confer a special competence to bishops to do either task.
CNA Archbishop Chaput: When we forget faith, we forget our humanity In an address at the Faith and Reason Institute at Gonzaga University, the Archbishop of Philadelphia says loss of faith has a detrimental impact on three areas: sex, technology, and basic premises.
Did Augustine do the same in City of God? Was he wise enough to be able to do so well? Would it be better for bishops to refrain from doing so, unless they demonstrated extraordinary wisdom?
CNA Archbishop Chaput: When we forget faith, we forget our humanity In an address at the Faith and Reason Institute at Gonzaga University, the Archbishop of Philadelphia says loss of faith has a detrimental impact on three areas: sex, technology, and basic premises.
Did Augustine do the same in City of God? Was he wise enough to be able to do so well? Would it be better for bishops to refrain from doing so, unless they demonstrated extraordinary wisdom?
Friday, September 14, 2018
Steve Sailer: Financial Times on Thilo Sarrazin: Wow, Just Wow
German technocrat Thilo Sarrazin, author of 2010′s Germany Abolishes Itself, which sold an insane 1.5 million copies, has a new book out, much to the disgust of everybody except German bookbuyers, who have bought up 100,000 copies in two weeks.
German technocrat Thilo Sarrazin, author of 2010′s Germany Abolishes Itself, which sold an insane 1.5 million copies, has a new book out, much to the disgust of everybody except German bookbuyers, who have bought up 100,000 copies in two weeks.
Thursday, September 13, 2018
And why is that?
Excessive mobility, loss of human scale, community and etiquette and common mores, and ethnic diversity imposed from above.
The Loneliness of the Anonymous Neighbor By CASEY CHALK
Increasingly we don't know, care, or trust the people who live near us.
This essay has a decent start and middle but ends with some sort of "Christian posturing."
Good anecdotes to illustrate the problem, but no useful analysis or understanding of the causes.
The Loneliness of the Anonymous Neighbor By CASEY CHALK
Increasingly we don't know, care, or trust the people who live near us.
This essay has a decent start and middle but ends with some sort of "Christian posturing."
The anonymous neighbor, like so many other tokens of our time—the teenager whose closest friends are virtual, the single adult male spewing vitriol on the internet—is something we must resist if we want to live fully human lives. It may sound cliché, but neighborliness is one of the most American of qualities.
Good anecdotes to illustrate the problem, but no useful analysis or understanding of the causes.
A Better Response Still Needs to Be Written
L’Opzione Benedetto At The Teatro Eliseo
Talking Ben Op onstage in Rome with some journalistic heavy hitters
Benedict XVI & The Benedict Option
In Rome, a stunning endorsement of The Benedict Option by the Pope Emeritus’s longtime secretary
Talking Ben Op onstage in Rome with some journalistic heavy hitters
Benedict XVI & The Benedict Option
In Rome, a stunning endorsement of The Benedict Option by the Pope Emeritus’s longtime secretary
Does She Realize She Can't Give a Man's Perspective?
First Things: BUILDING THE BENEDICT OPTION
A GUIDE TO GATHERING TWO OR THREE TOGETHER IN HIS NAME
September 13, 2018 7:00 - 10:00 p.m.
Leah Libresco is the author of Building the Benedict Option.
A GUIDE TO GATHERING TWO OR THREE TOGETHER IN HIS NAME
September 13, 2018 7:00 - 10:00 p.m.
Leah Libresco is the author of Building the Benedict Option.
Wednesday, September 12, 2018
Tuesday, September 11, 2018
Monday, September 10, 2018
Sunday, September 09, 2018
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