Being a Father, Becoming a Saint
Fatherhood is not an easy way — it is the way of the cross.
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The Sacred Heart of the Matter
COMMENTARY: The history of devotion to the Sacred Heart reveals the deeper conflict between Catholic France and the secular ideals of the Revolution.
Why Pope Leo Quoted Tolkien’s Gandalf
COMMENTARY: Anyone who sees the world through the Eucharist, as Tolkien and Pope Leo do, will judge AI not by its power but by its service to the human person.
Beauteous Truth: Love, Reason and Imagination
COMMENTARY: An age that can’t think objectively or love self-sacrificially can still be touched by beauty.
Mary, Mother of the Church: Hope Is the Sweetness of Our Life
COMMENTARY: Hope, the humble David of the virtues, slays the mighty Goliath of the sins.
Femme Formidable: The Power of Faithful Women
COMMENTARY: History and literature are full of femmes formidables who shine forth feminine faith and fortitude.
Famous Fictional Saints and Sinners
COMMENTARY: The world of literature is awash with villains and villainy, but the presence of saints is more subtle and understated.
Is the Culture of Death Committing Suicide?
From Iceland to the wider West, falling birthrates and the elimination of the ‘unfit’ reveal a civilization undermining its own future.
Ageless Children’s Literature for Childlike Hearts
Grown-ups enjoy children’s literature; it is only those who refuse to grow up, like Peter Pan, who think that they are too grown up for it.
A Hilaire Belloc Revival
COMMENTARY: After decades of neglect, new publications and academic interest suggest that Hilaire Belloc’s voice is once again being heard.
