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Understanding "The Man Who Was Thursday" by G. K. Chesterton

In its pages are at least a hint of the kind of attitudes that will be needed to face the monstrous leviathan that has since consumed the world in a manner as complete as Sunday’s apparent triumph.

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It's Time to Bring Techies and Traddies Together to Save the Church

Religious leaders should invite STEM types to join in an alliance against the Politically Correct.

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Ringing in the New Year with St. Clarus

The goal of all New Year's resolutions should be to become holier. With that in mind, all people should familiarize themselves with little-known Saint Clarus.

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Rethinking Halloween for a More Catholic Culture: All Souls Day (Part Three)

The final day of the Hallowtide Trivium is All Souls. In Latin American culture, this day in particular is being paganized, demonstrating the limits of the Church accommodating non-Christian traditions.

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Rethinking Halloween for a More Catholic Culture: All Saints Day (Part Two)

All Saints Day is really the reason for the Halloween season. Otherwise, festivities at this time inevitably fall into pseudo-pagan silliness.

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Rethinking Halloween for a More Catholic Culture: All Hallows Eve (Part One)

It's time to clear the misunderstandings about Halloween, once and for all.

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The Decline, But Not Quite the Fall, of the Catholic Church: A Review of "Infiltration" by Taylor Marshall

In his latest book, Taylor Marshall traces the decline of the Catholic Church and provides a much needed primer for Catholics wondering where things went wrong.

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A Story of Love: A Movie Review of Tolkien

Tolkien misses a big opportunity to tell the story of how the writer's Catholic faith influenced his writing. Still, the movie has some merit with its tale of Tolkien's other great loves.

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Giving Beauty to the Poor in Spirit

Beauty and fine art should not only be reserved for the elite. Normal people deserve these things too.

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Understanding "The Man Who Was Thursday" by G. K. Chesterton

In its pages are at least a hint of the kind of attitudes that will be needed to face the monstrous leviathan that has since consumed the world in a manner as complete as Sunday’s apparent triumph.

It's Time to Bring Techies and Traddies Together to Save the Church

Religious leaders should invite STEM types to join in an alliance against the Politically Correct.

Ringing in the New Year with St. Clarus

The goal of all New Year's resolutions should be to become holier. With that in mind, all people should familiarize themselves with little-known Saint Clarus.

Rethinking Halloween for a More Catholic Culture: All Souls Day (Part Three)

The final day of the Hallowtide Trivium is All Souls. In Latin American culture, this day in particular is being paganized, demonstrating the limits of the Church accommodating non-Christian traditions.

Rethinking Halloween for a More Catholic Culture: All Saints Day (Part Two)

All Saints Day is really the reason for the Halloween season. Otherwise, festivities at this time inevitably fall into pseudo-pagan silliness.

Rethinking Halloween for a More Catholic Culture: All Hallows Eve (Part One)

It's time to clear the misunderstandings about Halloween, once and for all.

The Decline, But Not Quite the Fall, of the Catholic Church: A Review of "Infiltration" by Taylor Marshall

In his latest book, Taylor Marshall traces the decline of the Catholic Church and provides a much needed primer for Catholics wondering where things went wrong.

A Story of Love: A Movie Review of Tolkien

Tolkien misses a big opportunity to tell the story of how the writer's Catholic faith influenced his writing. Still, the movie has some merit with its tale of Tolkien's other great loves.

Giving Beauty to the Poor in Spirit

Beauty and fine art should not only be reserved for the elite. Normal people deserve these things too.

Can We Keep Our Republic? And What is to be Done?

A Pro-Family Sequel as Good as the Original- A Review of A Quiet Place 2 (some spoilers ahead).

Still Relevant After a Quarter of a Century- A Retrospective on Star Trek First Contact