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Natural No Maas: The disintegration of the concept of all law in Luther

August 12, 2018 Timothy J. Gordon 20

Classical Protestantism is a voluntarist form of Christianity, such a radically different view of human and divine will that it must be differentiated from non-voluntarist […]

Books

Marengo’s Lament: ‘The Birth of an Encyclical’ unwittingly confirms old truths

July 24, 2018 E. Christian Brugger 12

Pope Paul VI had no doubts about the truth of the doctrinal teaching he set forth in Humanae Vitae, but that he knew given the […]

The Dispatch

Understanding culture in the light of Divine Revelation

July 20, 2018 Brian Jones 3

Culture does not come to exist out of necessity, rather, culture can be seen as an analog to creation: it comes to exist out of […]

The Dispatch

St. Thomas Aquinas, Vatican II, and the “Benedict Option”

June 26, 2018 John Paul Meenan 7

We should all adopt some sort of interior ‘Benedict Option’, to ensure our souls are not conformed to this age, to keep our thoughts and […]

Essay

Joyce Kilmer, John Paul II, and the artistic vocation

June 15, 2018 Peter M.J. Stravinskas 4

All who reverence the Bible, but especially Christians, ought to have a deep appreciation for words and for those who take words and give them […]

The Dispatch

The Death of Embryos and “The Conception Problem”

May 2, 2018 Stacy A. Trasancos 11

To embrace an embryo, we must conceive what has been conceived. […]

Books

Dominican theologian: The goal of the priesthood is to get people to heaven

April 18, 2018 Peter M.J. Stravinskas 7

Father Romanus Cessario, O.P., reminds readers of the eternal focus of the priest, takes aim at the buzzword “discernment,” and shows why every attack on the […]

The Dispatch

Nature is God’s prose, miracles are His poetry

March 6, 2018 Peter M.J. Stravinskas 1

Belief is serious business, and God wants no one to be duped for He is, as the traditional act of faith, declares, the One Who […]

Features

Fr. Thomas Reese’s quixotic, irrational battle with Greek philosophy

January 11, 2018 Matthew Cullinan Hoffman 20

The former editor of America magazine would do well to read Benedict XVI’s 2005 “Regensburg Address” and Vatican II’s documents on seminary training and Catholic […]

Columns

On the purpose of politics and the salvation of souls

January 11, 2018 James V. Schall, S.J. 6

The ultimate purpose of Christian revelation was not to improve the world but to explain the final destiny of each existing person. The purpose of […]

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From Vatican Information Service: Vatican City, 15 February 2012 (VIS) – For the second consecutive week the Holy Father focused his catechesis during his general audience on Jesus’ prayer before dying, basing his remarks on […]

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