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Month: October 2020

Twenty-eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Reading 1 IS 25:6-10A

On this mountain the LORD of hosts
will provide for all peoples
a feast of rich food and choice wines,
juicy, rich food and pure, choice wines.
On this mountain he will destroy
the veil that veils all peoples,
t…

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Our Virgilian Civilization (Or, the Devil Was the First Whig)

James Matthew Wilson: We improve only by being followers, and we achieve something new only through our creative fidelity to the past.

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Oct. 11 Twenty-Eighth Sunday of Ordinary Time, Sunday

The king said to him, “My friend, how is it that you came in here without a wedding garment?” But he was reduced to silence. Then the king said to his attendants, “Bind his hands and feet, and cast him into the darkness outside, where there will be wai…

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St. Alexander Sauli

Alexander was born in 1534 in Milan, Italy, to an important Genoese family. He joined the Barnabites, which had been recently founded by St. Anthony Zaccaria, at the age of seventeen, and studied at the Order’s college at Pavia, which he also endowed with a library and at which he taught philosophy and theology. He […]

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Friendless Ford’s Nation

Doug Ford has apparently said that we must learn to live without friends, and with this, he is on par with his erstwhile-fellow-lockdown leader, Boris Johnson. Besides the obvious differences between the two, there is a similarity: Both overweight, blond-haired bon-vivants, or so we once thought, and so they were once portrayed. Of course, Mr.[…]

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