Scorsese to Adapt Catholic Film, Abortion Zip Codes, Changing God Lobby, Easy Believism, and more!

The Best in Catholic Blogging

Scorsese to Adapt Jesuit-Drama “Silence” - Matthew, By Way of Beauty

Abortion According to Zip Codes: Startling Discovery in New York - Fr. John Leies SM, HLI America

That Changing God Lobby in DC - Terry Mattingly, On Religion

Universalism, True and False - Fr. James V. Schall, The Catholic Thing

The Problem with “Easy Believism” - Brent Stubbs, Almost Not Catholic

New Translation Critics: It’s Not About You - Paul Zummo, The American Catholic

Planned Parenthood’s 1969 Jaffe Memo: Frightful Mission - Taylor Marshall, Canterbury Tales

The Authority to Kill - Joseph Bottum, Public Discourse

The Myth Of Being Non-Judgemental - The Ordinary Catholic, Peter’s Barque

SSPX Asks Rome for Modifications to Doctrinal Preamble - Andrea Tornielli, La Stampa

SSPX Interview: Doctrinal Preamble “Can Be Clarified & Modified“ - Rorate Cæli

Daniel in the Lions’ Den: Attacking Religious Liberty - Thomas Peters, Catholic Vote/American Papist

Sebelius Called on to Quit Over Planned Parenthood Scandal - Steven Ertelt, LifeNews.com

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Edward Reginald Frampton, “The Voyage of St. Brendan,” 1908, Chazen Museum of Art, Madison, Wisconsin.

Which Way Is Heaven?

J.R.R. Tolkien’s mystic west was inspired by the legendary voyage of St. Brendan, who sailed on a quest for a Paradise in the midst and mists of the ocean.