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It is a terrible thing to lose a virtue. We need all the virtues to be a fully moral person just as we need all the parts of the body to be working properly if we are to be in full health. If certain muscles in the legs do not work, for example, we may […]
by bcadmin | Nov 10, 2022 | Advent, Catholic family, Christmas, Featured, Jesse tree, News, raising children, Sophia Excerpts, tradition | 0 |
The Gospel of Matthew begins with the well-known description of the genealogy of Jesus Christ. St. Matthew emphasized to his largely Jewish audience the real and deep connection of Jesus with the Hebrew people, showing that He was indeed the son of David. This connection became important not only for Jewish readers, but for all […]
by bcadmin | Nov 9, 2022 | crypto, Economics, General, News, Philosophy, relativism, Scripture, tradition, Transgender | 0 |
Obedience in a Polarized Church – “Ten years have passed since I completed seminary and today’s seminarians find themselves in a very different situation as they consider a lifestyle of ecclesial obedience.” Priestly Obedience in […]
Read Moreby bcadmin | Nov 3, 2022 | Black Lives Matter, Columns, covid, Ecclesia et Civitas, Features, News, Polarization, Politics, Pope Francis, Social Doctrine, social issues, tradition, transgenderism | 0 |
Catholic social teaching has to do with building a better world, one in which what is good in us is more fully realized. That’s why it talks about “integral human development.” The goal is evidently […]
Read MoreIt’s hard to deny the inherent attractiveness of the Church’s liturgical and artistic legacy, especially in an historical moment thirsting for beauty. The trend of young people drawn to the Tridentine Latin Mass and other […]
Read Moreby bcadmin | Oct 5, 2022 | Censorship, COVID-19 vaccines, Ecology, Economics, Football, Gender ideology, Hinduism, History, India, Laudato Si, metaphysics, News, Notre Dame University, polygamy, pro-life, Taiwan, The Dispatch, Theology, tradition, Uganda | 0 |
Implementing Laudato Si – Bethany Land Institute integrates environment and economics in Uganda. Restoring God’s Creation (Notre Dame University) The Rise of the Biomedical Security State – Every few years a book comes along…that hits…
Read Moreby bcadmin | Aug 9, 2022 | Bishop Robert Barron, Evangelical, Evangelical Protestant, Farmers, gender affirmation, Ireland, Moby Dick, New York City, News, polio, Pope Francis, President Joe Biden, pro-choice, Protestant, The Dispatch, tradition, Ukraine | 0 |
‘Personal Beliefs’ vs. Objective Science – President Biden asserted his personal belief as a Catholic that human life begins at conception and that abortion, therefore, is morally wrong. He has always been quick to add, […]
Read MoreThe profound origin and meaning of the sign of the cross is just one example of the depth and richness of the Catholic Tradition. It invites us to rediscover and reappropriate our heritage. To some, being Italian-American means overindulging in p…
Read Moreby bcadmin | May 21, 2022 | 2022, Benedict XVI, Catholic Culture, Columns, James V. Schall, John Emmet Clarke, Josef Pieper, News, Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451, reading, Robert Royal, St. John Paul II, T.S. Eliot, Take and Read Lest You Forget, The Catholic Thing, tradition | 0 |
College commencement season is upon us. Graduates now face the prospect that they may never again be required to read…
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Read Moreby bcadmin | Nov 11, 2021 | Catholic tradition, News, The Dispatch, tradition, Traditionis custodes | 0 |
It’s been a dismal week for the Church in the news, and it’s only Thursday. There’s plenty of gruesome news from which to choose, but let’s step away from the macabre for a moment, and […]
Read Moreby bcadmin | May 10, 2021 | Books, Catholic Church, Interviews, lead, News, social conservatives, tradition | 0 |
Sohrab Ahmari speaks to Crux about his new book, “The Unbroken Thread: Discovering the Wisdom of Tradition in an Age of Chaos.”
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It’s funny how a couple of verses in James can lead to such heady subjects as inspiration and inerrancy and how Scripture is dependent upon Tradition—not just to be correctly interpreted, but to be written! That’s the way it was with God’s Revelation, though; it is all connected.
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