Taking God Seriously
by Frank DeVitoFirst Things continues to stand out as a uniquely beautiful and necessary publication for our culture. Continue Reading »
First Things continues to stand out as a uniquely beautiful and necessary publication for our culture. Continue Reading »
If Oak Flat is destroyed, it will end Apache religious existence as it has been practiced since before the United States existed. Continue Reading »
Though George Washington declared a day of thanksgiving in 1789, it did not become an annual American holiday until the presidency of Abraham Lincoln. Continue Reading »
Pope Francis paid an apparently surprise visit to the home of Emma Bonino, “the Italian politician who successfully campaigned to legalise abortion in the 1970s.” Continue Reading »
Reversing cultural decline and the related loss of religious belief in the U.S. is the work of a generation. Continue Reading »
Perhaps it is not too bold to suggest that Undset, a century after her first taste of Paradise, now advocates for her earthly friends from the other side of the veil. Continue Reading »
The seminary was hosting a barbeque event described as a night of appreciation for its supporters to “share all the good God is doing” at St. Tikhon’s. Continue Reading »
Today, our democratic instincts make many recoil at the notion that nations might be baptized and converted as nations. Continue Reading »
Canterbury Cathedral’s silent disco and Peterborough Cathedral’s upcoming rave speak of a childish age. Continue Reading »
Traditionalists are finding common ground with those on the far left of postmodern discourse. Continue Reading »