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Netflix’s “Anon”: Love in the time of total surveillance
This sci-fi thriller depicts the struggle to remain human in the face of all-encompassing technological control. […]
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May 25th was the burial, not the death, of “Catholic Ireland”
Today, it is clear that Ireland does not have the political or media outlets to oppose the liberal agenda currently unleashed on the Irish people. […]
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The Mystery and Drama of the Trinity
On the Readings for the Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity […]
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The “heroes and heretics” who changed the Church and the world
Phillip Campbell discusses his book on some of the pivotal men and women of the Reformation era. […]
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When Justice Anthony Kennedy retires, an ugly struggle will follow
Anthony Kennedy’s opinions in Planned Parenthood and Obergefell were expressions of radical libertarianism grounded in an individualistic philosophy of life and law. […]
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What happens to bishops who resign?
The problem is a metaphysical one because when bishops, priests, and deacons are ordained, they are changed ontologically, at the very level of their being […]
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‘The most welcoming place’: How the Church can reach out to the LGBT community
The Church, says Daniel Mattson, must have “that welcoming message of Christ that says ‘I do not have any condemnation for you, but go and […]
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Justin Trudeau and the dictatorship of relativism
Since taking power in November 2015, the government of Liberal prime minister Justin Trudeau has been a paragon of political correctness, sometimes to the point […]
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Wim Wenders presents Pope Francis Superstar
Pope Francis: A Man of His Word is so slight and simple at times that it is hard to qualify as a documentary or even […]
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Keeping Catholic schools Catholic in a “love is love” culture
It is unjust to expect children to fight a battle for the truth when they are properly still in a period of formation. […]