Henry VIII Was Indeed a ‘Horrible, Horrible Person’ — But Should We Cancel Him For It?
Pride — whether it’s the pride of the Tudors or the pride of moderns — is destructive.
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Catacombs, Capitulation and the Catholic Church in China
Cardinal Zen, former Bishop of Hong Kong, has been a frontline soldier for the Church Militant in its spirited resistance to the secular fundamentalism of Chinese communism.
The Best of Christmas Poetry: A Festive Garland of Verse
What follows is a gift of Christmas verse to lighten the heart and enlighten the mind.
A Handful of Authors — Dickens, Wilde, Lewis, Borges, Greene
Dickens, Wilde, Lewis, Borges and Greene have very little in common, yet they are all held together by the thin thread of Chestertonian brilliance.
Are Art and Technology Friends or Enemies?
The question isn’t whether art and technology are friends or enemies of each other but whether they are friends or enemies of humanity.
American Literature and the Catholic Faith
For these writers, all lovers of good literature should be thankful.
Walking with Chesterton and Lewis (and Tolkien)
There are two types of people in the world — hikers and walkers. Lewis is a hiker, whereas Chesterton (and Tolkien) are walkers
Women and the Word: The Feminine Voice in Christian Culture
The fabric of Christian culture is woven with threads that interlace feminine charm and enchantment with the Word of God.
Who’s On the Right Side of History?
The blind faith that science can deliver us from evil is not real science but scientism.
Hope Is the Sweetness of Our Life
‘Hope is the theological virtue by which we desire the kingdom of heaven and eternal life as our happiness, placing our trust in Christ's promises and relying not on our own strength, but on the help of the grace of the Holy Spirit.’ (CCC 1817)
