The following is an official press release from the Board of Trustees of The King’s College: THE KING’S COLLEGE ACCEPTS THE RESIGNATION OF DINESH D’SOUZA NEW YORK, NY, OCTOBER 18, 2012—The Board of Trustees of […]
Yesterday, Dinesh D’Souza responded on FOXNews.com to the World magazine report (see my CWR post) that he was divorcing his wife, that he had become engaged before the divorce was finalized, and that he and […]
Dale Ahlquist is president of the American Chesterton Society. Through his popular television series, The Apostle of Common Sense, as well as his many books and lectures, he has helped foster a renewed interest in […]
Traditionally, based on St. Paul’s remarks in 1 Corinthians 13, the theological virtues have been ordered faith, hope, and then love: “So faith, hope, love abide, these three; but the greatest of these is love” […]
Edward Pentin’s September 21 article for the National Catholic Register—on rumors that Pope Benedict XVI might celebrate Mass in the extraordinary form at the Vatican on November 3 for a group of traditionalist pilgrims from […]
Dinesh D’Souza has been a busy man these past few years, writing several books, debating leading atheists, and appearing regularly on FOX and other television networks. As World magazine notes, “He broke into the Christian […]
A couple of months ago I noted that the Church generally supports and cooperates with political authorities. She interprets their efforts charitably, supports whatever can be justified, and, when some particular measure is undeniably bad, […]
Sean Kennedy, a fellow at the Lexington Institute in Arlington, Virginia, is the author of the recent study “Building 21st Century Catholic Learning Communities: Enhancing the Catholic Mission with Data, Blended Learning, and Other Best […]
First, in early November: The Magnificat Foundation, in association with the Diocese of Orange, is pleased to announce “The Magnificat Day of Faith” on November 3, 2012, at the Crystal Cathedral, the future Christ Cathedral, […]
That the title of a keynote address given by Fr. Gregory Gresko, who is Chaplain at the Blessed John Paul II Shrine in Washington, DC, at the Knights of Columbus College Councils conference in late […]
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