Wednesday, April 24, 2019
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Monday, April 22, 2019
Where the hell do these people come from?
If the (white) medievalist impulse for public engagement/outreach is really about the importance of history/medievalism/understanding our relation to the past to current anti-racist and decolonial movements, I wonder why so medievalists many have missed precisely this. https://t.co/cag3yCpiRo
— Jenny Tan (@byjennytan) April 16, 2019
Clueless Latin Catholic Academics
CWR: Catholic universities, contemplation, and our cultural future by Joseph G. Trabbic
What many parents still fail to grasp is that their children’s university education isn’t just going to get them a job, it’s going to give them a worldview.
Culture must be redeemed first by existing healthy communities; higher education is proving itself increasingly irrelevant and unnecessary to the creation of community, and Latins will have to learn how to do without them in an age of collapse.
What many parents still fail to grasp is that their children’s university education isn’t just going to get them a job, it’s going to give them a worldview.
We can redeem the culture in the twenty-first century, if we want to. Universities are essential to that project. The good news is that in Catholic higher education we don’t need to start from scratch. The institutions already exist to advance this project. They only need our encouragement, support, and the right leadership.
Culture must be redeemed first by existing healthy communities; higher education is proving itself increasingly irrelevant and unnecessary to the creation of community, and Latins will have to learn how to do without them in an age of collapse.
Gerald J. Russello Reviews The Limits of Liberalism: Tradition, Individualism, and the Crisis of Freedom
AmConMag: Liberalism: The Great Anti-Tradition By Gerald J. Russello
It may have rejected traditional authorities of church and state, but it has put other authorities in their place.
It may have rejected traditional authorities of church and state, but it has put other authorities in their place.
Labels:
Alasdair MacIntyre,
books,
liberalism,
Mark T. Mitchell,
Russell Kirk
Where's the Equivalent for Men?
CNA: Why Blessed is She’s founder says she’s blessed
website
FB
Twitter
YouTube
Anchor.fm podcast
And what is their take on feminism?
website
FB
YouTube
Anchor.fm podcast
The Grace of Enough #BISblog https://t.co/gqxortpDzZ
— Blessed Is She (@blessedisshe__) April 22, 2019
And what is their take on feminism?
Someone Who Doesn't Understand the Culture War
Whether it be the divide between Brexiters and Remainers or however the split between the natives and the globalist, neoliberal traitors is to be understood.
CNA: Easter can correct society’s ‘bitterness and intolerance’ – English bishop
What the bishop doesn't understand is that the political choices facing the UK and other Western countries boils down to the negation of the order of charity by neoliberals, globalists, and leftists, all in favor of the state.
Based on the excerpts, it would seem that his homily was too shallow and he shouldn't have even made the attempt. Truly sophomoric.
CNA: Easter can correct society’s ‘bitterness and intolerance’ – English bishop
What the bishop doesn't understand is that the political choices facing the UK and other Western countries boils down to the negation of the order of charity by neoliberals, globalists, and leftists, all in favor of the state.
Based on the excerpts, it would seem that his homily was too shallow and he shouldn't have even made the attempt. Truly sophomoric.
Sunday, April 21, 2019
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