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Saturday, October 20, 2018
Selective Service for All
AmConMag: Women in Combat? By EDWARD D. CHANG
Secretary Mattis Steps Into a Minefield It's hard to convince people that the military is not a vehicle for social change.
Secretary Mattis Steps Into a Minefield It's hard to convince people that the military is not a vehicle for social change.
Friday, October 19, 2018
A Russian Perspective
UR: The Istanbul Patriarch Plays at Pope and Falls Under Anathema by ANATOLY KARLIN
Thursday, October 18, 2018
Tradition Is Not Enough.
There must be virtue, and virtue as it is found in virtuous, heroic men.
Classical education is important but do these new schools know for what sort of future they are preparing their students? We don't need more "nice" Christians.
Barbarians At The Banquet By ROD DREHER
Classical Christian schools as civilization’s defense against elites who despise Tradition
Classical education is important but do these new schools know for what sort of future they are preparing their students? We don't need more "nice" Christians.
Barbarians At The Banquet By ROD DREHER
Classical Christian schools as civilization’s defense against elites who despise Tradition
A Pre-Packaged Synod?
Crisis Magazine: Is the Youth Synod’s Final Document Already Written? by JULIA MELONI
Wednesday, October 17, 2018
Jake Meador Reviews Building the Benedict Option
Rod Dreher links to the review at Mere Orthodoxy
Related:
Public Discourse: Building the Benedict Option: Leah Libresco’s Guide to Christian Community by Evelyn Behling
Getting Practical with the Benedict Option by Mark Gordon
A review of Building the Benedict Option: A Guide to Gathering Two or Three Together in His Name, by Leah Libresco
iheartradio archive
Related:
Public Discourse: Building the Benedict Option: Leah Libresco’s Guide to Christian Community by Evelyn Behling
Getting Practical with the Benedict Option by Mark Gordon
A review of Building the Benedict Option: A Guide to Gathering Two or Three Together in His Name, by Leah Libresco
iheartradio archive
A Pope Who Can't Make Distinctions
Pope Francis: To Hate Is to Kill in the Heart
Anger, the emotion of hate, and contempt are not identical with malice of will towards another, and are not necessarily opposed to charity, but may be justified by circumstances and the action of another, though subordinate to charity.
Anger, the emotion of hate, and contempt are not identical with malice of will towards another, and are not necessarily opposed to charity, but may be justified by circumstances and the action of another, though subordinate to charity.
Tuesday, October 16, 2018
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