4 Poems That Celebrate the Gift of Silence
If we have the humility of a saint and the eyes of a Romantic poet, we will be ever more grateful for the beauty of tranquility.
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What Are the Signs of an Authentic Education?
Who is Man? The answer was given unwittingly by Pontius Pilate as he showed the scourged Christ to the people. Ecce Homo.
William Shakespeare Was Catholic — Here’s the Evidence
The case for Shakespeare’s Catholicism has been proven beyond any reasonable doubt.
On St. Patrick’s Day, Blarney in Pursuit of the Truth
Father Robert McTeigue’s philosophical pedagogy is blarney at its purest and best.
Death on Drum: Gerard Manley Hopkins and the Mystery of Suffering
Why did these five Franciscan sisters, the victims of Bismarck’s anti-Catholic persecution which had forced them into exile, have to die, apparently so senselessly?
The Life and Legacy of John Henry Newman
Newman’s conversion opened the floodgates for a new tidal wave of converts, all of whom entered the Church in the wake of his counter-cultural act of faith.
Being Ecumenical Is Being Evangelical
False ecumenism is not merely modern but modernist, which is to say that it is heretical
G.K. Chesterton and the Meaning of Education
The tragedy of modern education is that it has left us perilously ignorant of who we are, where we are, where we have come from and where we are going.
Hilaire Belloc and T.S. Eliot on Twelfth Night and Epiphany
“The frozen way those people trod / It led towards the Mother of God”
Eating, Drinking and Praying — G.K. Chesterton and Christmas
Chesterton had the good sense to treat Christmas as if it were the very center of history
