Forgive us, O Lord God of the Hebrews,for feeding Jonah to a large-mouthed whale.We sacrificed for You more than he did.He hid in the hull, snoozing like a babe. We prayed to Hercules of ancient days,whose double pillars, emerald and gold,always guide us off the coast near Cadiz.But our gods will . . . . Continue Reading »
Timothy S. Goeglein joins the podcast to discuss his new book, Toward a More Perfect Union: The Moral and Cultural Case for Teaching the Great American Story. Continue Reading »
The knowledge we gather from the natural sciences should complement our Catholic faith. Continue Reading »
Michael Bird joins the podcast to discuss his new book, Religious Freedom in a Secular Age: A Christian Case for Liberty, Equality, and Secular Government. Continue Reading »
David Horowitz joins the podcast to discuss his new book, The Final Battle: The Next Election Could Be the Last. Continue Reading »
Stanley Kurtz joins the podcast to discuss three recent National Review articles on the AP's African studies program, the AP's marxist teachers guide, the College Board's ultimate capitulation. Continue Reading »
Martin Gurri joins the podcast to discuss his recent article, “The Elite Panic of 2022.” Continue Reading »
On this episode, Kursat Pekgoz joins the podcast to discuss his personal experience of anti-male discrimination and his article “The Ministry of Love: Ongoing Gender Partisanship in the Department of Education.” Continue Reading »
Catholic Colleges I greatly enjoyed Veronica Clarke’s “Why I Went to a Catholic College” and her clear reasoning for the superiority of choosing such a path (December 2022). Although I am a graduate of three universities (two private, one public), I can no longer bring myself to give them . . . . Continue Reading »
For many people under the age of forty, the days of sitting at one Christmas table have gone the way of the Waltons. Ma, Pa, and their handful of children make up far too simple a family scene. But the loss of the classic Christmas table may indicate more than the passing of an iconic TV . . . . Continue Reading »
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