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by bcadmin | Aug 31, 2022 | Anthony Fauci, Gender Inclusivity, Homiletic & Pastoral Review, Middle Ages, News, Our Sunday Visitor, Shia LaBeouf, The Dispatch | 0 |
Introducing Fr. John Cush, new Editor-in-Chief of Homiletic & Pastoral Review – HPR welcomes Rev. John P. Cush, STD, as Editor-in-Chief, with Sister Mary Micaela Hoffman, RSM, S.S.L., as Associate Editor. The New Staff of Homiletic […]
Read Moreby bcadmin | May 23, 2022 | Book Reviews, Christian art, Elizabeth Lev, Francisco de Zurbarán, Joseph the Worker, Michelangelo, Middle Ages, News, Picks, Renaissance, Silent Knight, St. Joseph, The Silent Knight | 0 |
“The Silent Knight: A History of St. Joseph as Depicted in Art” by Elizabeth Lev.
Read Moreby bcadmin | Feb 3, 2022 | "ignorant armies clash by night", 2022, Columns, dark ages, Medieval Philosophy, Middle Ages, News, Ratzinger prize, Rémi Brague’s Curing Mad Truths: Medieval Wisdom for the Modern Age, Robert Royal, Roger Scruton's Philosopher on Dover Beach, Royal's Our Darkling Plain, St. Augustine's Confessions, The Catholic Thing, “Dover Beach” by Matthew Arnold | 0 |
Robert Royal on Rémi Brague’s new book, which argues we must be able to tell why the existence of human beings on this earth is a good thing.
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Read Moreby bcadmin | Oct 11, 2021 | Church attendance, Features, Magazine, Middle Ages, News | 0 |
Compulsory attendance in the Middle Ages presented its own set of problems
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Read Moreby bcadmin | Oct 2, 2020 | C. S. Lewis, Catholic Living, Chivalry, Featured, Middle Ages, News, Rod Dreher, St. Francis of Assisi, St. John of Capistrano, Weekly Headlines | 0 |
How odd that the first known owner of the Shroud of Turin should be, not some wealthy cardinal or powerful lord, but a knight. Now, granted, Geoffroi de Charny was no ordinary knight. He was, by all accounts, the most capable soldier in the service of France during the Hundred Years’ War and the most […]
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