When Was Baseball’s Golden Age?
COMMENTARY: Cases can be made for three eras by considering their paradigmatic greats.
Results from Tag: 'george weigel'
Pontifical Academy for Life is Betraying its founder, JPII Biographer George Weigel Says
Weigel made the charge last week in his talk titled “St. John Paul II and Jérôme Lejeune: Two Lives at the Service of Life,” given as part of the second International Conference on Bioethics in Rome from May 17–18 in the Eternal City.
Lenten Literary Companions
COMMENTARY: These companions along the 40-day journey can help us live Catholic traditional practices more intensely.
The Most Important Catholic Event Since Vatican II?
COMMENTARY: 11 Crucial Events Since the Council
Cardinal McElroy, ‘Inclusion’ and Catholicism
COMMENTARY: The sensibility on display in the cardinal’s recent article is not that of the Bible, the Fathers of the Church, the Second Vatican Council or the Catechism.
A Moment of Special Grace
COMMENTARY: The friendly gathering that included Cardinals George Pell and Joseph Zen in the wake of Pope Benedict’s XVI’s funeral is a treasured memory.
Cardinal George Pell: The Encourager
COMMENTARY: He was a courageous man who also, more importantly, drew out of others the courage they did not know lay within them.
The Real Ratzinger
COMMENTARY: The last of the monumental figures of 20th-century Catholicism bears no resemblance to the caricature created by his theological and cultural foes.
Why Vatican II Was Necessary
The Council's many theological and doctrinal accomplishments were crucial to rekindling that radical, Christ-centered faith that would be the source of a revitalized Catholic mission to convert the modern world.
