What Are the Three Greatest Speeches of All Time?
COMMENTARY: Look to St. Ignatius of Antioch for the answer.
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Pulitzer, Muggeridge and the Responsibility of the Journalist
COMMENTARY: ‘All my words for the Word…’
A Cavalier, a Cannonball and a Convert
COMMENTARY: The challenges faced by St. Ignatius of Loyola were really blessings in disguise — something that can be a sign of hope for any of us.
The Indivisibility of Time and the Meaning of Tradition
COMMENTARY: We live in a world where time is indivisible. Our lives become more meaningful and tradition becomes possible only when we acknowledge that fact.
Quelling the Clamor Over the Constitution
COMMENTARY: The calamitous situation that currently grips the United States is in no way attributable to the country’s founding document.
The Usefulness of Useless Things
COMMENTARY: A single prayer, seemingly unimportant in itself, can have a far-reaching positive effect.
The Great Achievement of Christianity
COMMENTARY: Christianity will prevail in the final analysis because it recognizes the supreme importance of the spiritual, the true meaning of liberty, and its moral obligations to people in the present world.
A Little Bit of Christianity Is a Dangerous Thing
COMMENTARY: Christian virtues, like Christian doctrines, turn menacing when taken in isolation from each other
The Critical Need for Philosophy
COMMENTARY: Philosophy has today lost its sovereignty and has been replaced by phraseology, such as ‘diversity’ and ‘inclusivity.’
Destiny or Chance?
COMMENTARY: Destiny is filled with both meaning and mystery. Chance shuts the door and causes life to fall backwards into a realm of meaninglessness.
