Secularism, Security, and ‘Civilizational Erasure’
COMMENTARY: Unless and until a critical mass of Europeans addresses their cultural malaise, the continent will continue to flail about seeking a viable future.
Results from Tag: 'european history'
Christian Renewal in the West Is Here, but Will Leaders Be Able to Sustain It?
Through the International Catholic Legislators Network, Dutch professor Christiaan Alting von Geusau is striving to address the global leadership crisis.
Why the Upcoming Conclave Will Be a Decisive Step for Europe
ANALYSIS: While the de-Christianized Old Continent seems to be becoming irrelevant in view of the ongoing shift of Church leadership to the Southern Hemisphere, its cardinals will nonetheless maintain a key role in the forthcoming deliberations.
St. Martin’s Day: The European Thanksgiving
From France to Hungary, Germany, Italy and several other nations, the feast of the famous 4th-century bishop and miracle-worker has established enduring popular culinary traditions around goose and wine.
Archbishop of Krakow: To Be a Credible Opponent of Russian Imperialism, Europe Must Remember Who It Is
Archbishop Marek Jędraszewski discusses the root causes of the current war, the painful past of Poland and Ukraine, and the European Union’s recent sanctions against Poland that he considers counterproductive.
