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Book Review: “The Lion of Münster” by Fr. Daniel Utrecht
Blessed Clemens August Graf von Galen is a name that deserves to be better known in the Unit...Read More -
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Be Catholic, Be Local
A friend of mine grew up in an orthodox Jewish community of almost entirely Syrian descent. ...Read More -
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Advent and the Politics of Hope
Advent is upon us—a season of hope, of expectation, and traditionally of penance as we turn ...Read More -
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A Martyr to Intercede for a Nation Divided
My last post here also happens to have been about a martyr, and a Byzantine one at that. Aga...Read More -
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Remembering a Soviet Martyr on Halloween
This week begins with Halloween, my favorite holiday as a kid, and (as the name suggests) th...Read More -
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A Priest on Escaping ISIS
In between reading assignments, I chanced upon an article from CNA about a priest, Fr. Jacqu...Read More -
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Reading the Bible: An Act of Protest
It was two and a half years ago while I was living in England when a Protestant friend of mi...Read More -
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The Politics of Place
I just wrote about this issue at my blog on Patheos and The American Conservative has been c...Read More -
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Inspiration From A Man of Peace in Dark Times
I’ve been away the last couple of weeks—in fact, on vacation in Europe. I mostly spent time ...Read More