Letters From the Synod-2018: #18
by Xavier Rynne IIThe eighteenth in a series of reports on Synod-2018. Continue Reading »
The eighteenth in a series of reports on Synod-2018. Continue Reading »
Though the guilty did not suffer for far too long, now some innocents suffer too much in the correction. Continue Reading »
As Europe and its elites secularize ever more rapidly the Hungarian people have voted to keep “a little slice of Christianity in Hungary.” Continue Reading »
The seventeenth in a series of reports on Synod-2018. Continue Reading »
The most serious challenge to the Church in our day, even among many of her leaders and scholars, is a seeming loss of confidence in the substance or relevance of key Catholic teachings. Continue Reading »
When the temptation to ally the Church with a particular political party is not resisted, it invariably leads to trouble—politically and, more importantly, evangelically. Continue Reading »
The sixteenth in a series of reports on Synod-2018. Continue Reading »
In the Virgin Mary we can identify the dispositions, qualities, and virtues we need to be truth-receivers and truth-givers, which is to say, genuine intellectuals. Continue Reading »
Wilson runs through one unpleasant experience and miserable person after another in his new collection The Hanging God. Continue Reading »
The fifteenth in a series of reports on Synod-2018. Continue Reading »