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Category: Protestant Reformation

Catholic and “catholic”

Fr. Paul D. Scalia: Catholics should resemble the Church. We ought to strive to be catholic (universal) in our zeal, our mercy, and our embrace of Truth.

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Reflections on the Protestant Revolution

According to one sage observation: he who gets to name names, wins. Why do we talk about the Protestant Reformation and not the Protestant Revolution, for example? After all, Martin Luther commenced his journey as a reformer, repulsed righteously, as most of us would be, by the corruption and decadence of the Rome of his […]

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The World Must Come to Walsingham

This face, for centuries a memory, Non est species, neque decor, Expressionless, expresses God: it goes Past castled Sion. She knows what God knows, Not Calvary’s Cross nor crib at Bethlehem Now, and the world shall come to Walsingham. Frederick Wilhelmsen called Juan Donoso Cortés the Augustine of the nineteenth century: the chronicler of civilization’s […]

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To Make All Things New

Francis X. Maier: Renewing the soul of a culture-and through it, the political and economic structures it sustains-is the expertise of the Christian Church.

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