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Art and the Embodiment of the Incarnate Word – R. Jared Staudt, Crisis Magazine

Benedict XV, Rudyard Kipling, John Bunyan and G.K. Chesterton – Donald R. McClarey J.D., The American Catholic

Help Tackle the Plague of Loneliness – Molly Gurdon, The Catholic Herald

Book Review: Deeper Vision by Robert Royal – Chloe Mooradian, Epic Pew

Dulia and Hyperdulia: Do Catholics Really Worship Mary? – Kathy Schiffer, Seasons of Grace

Labor: We Work the Whole Day Through – Pete Socks, Catholic Stand

The Development of Evil and the Growth of Good – Mitchel Kalpakgian Ph.D., Truth and Charity Forum

Christus Natus Hodie – Mary Proffit Kimmel, Ignitum Today

The “One-Sided Truce” With the Modern World – Dale Ahlquist, The Distributist Review

Church Security and ‘Active Shooters’ – Fr. Z’s Blog

For People with Appreciation of Europe’s Christian Roots, Hilaire Belloc Still Matters – Russell Shaw, The Dispatch

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Miniature from a 13th-century Passio Sancti Georgii (Verona).

St. George: A Saint to Slay Today’s Dragons

COMMENTARY: Even though we don’t know what the historical George was really like, what we are left with nevertheless teaches us that divine grace can make us saints and that heroes are very much not dead or a thing of history.