Shakespeare’s Relevance in Today’s World
COMMENTARY: A convincing case can be made to support the claim that the Bard is the most relevant writer who ever set pen paper.
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The Abolition of Fatherhood
COMMENTARY: If there is no father, whether Divine or human, there is no creation.
The Narrow Gate Is Our Path to Eternal Freedom
COMMENTARY: Christ’s message could not be more at odds with the aims of secular society, which is to live an unencumbered life on the broad, open and inclusive way.
Is Thomas Aquinas’ Philosophy for Everyone?
COMMENTARY: ‘How is it that the billions of stars live in such harmony,’ Aquinas asked, ‘when most men can barely go a minute without declaring war in their minds?’
Alice von Hildebrand, Philosophy and Hypnosis
COMMENTARY: Two features of the hypnotized subject are decreased peripheral awareness, and an enhanced capacity for responding to suggestion, or ‘ideological possession.’
After Dobbs, Abortion Supporters Protest in Despair Over Lost Illusions
COMMENTARY: The extreme reaction on the part of many pro-abortionists to the overturning of Roe v. Wade is a clear indication of how infuriated people can be when their illusions are withdrawn from them.
Abortion, Motherhood and the Role of Mary
COMMENTARY: The Blessed Mother emphasizes the great dignity of motherhood as well as the unparalleled dignity of her child.
To Honor or Not to Honor the American Flag
COMMENTARY: What the flag signifies is altogether distinguishable from what transpires in culture. Culture is one thing; what the flag represents is quite another.
How Does One Converse With a Catholic Politician on Abortion?
COMMENTARY: The reaction among many Catholic politicians to the possible overturning of ‘Roe v. Wade’ makes clear their conviction that truth must be set aside so that unreason can be given a place of primacy.
Learning to Discern Blessings From Curses
COMMENTARY: Humility helps us to recognize a blessing, while pride often sees a blessing as a curse.
