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We travel under the pretense of being receptive, really looking for what we think we already know. Yet we are occasionally genuinely surprised.
The time is ripe to reconsider the trajectory of our nation, and how Catholics fit into it. To that end, we asked thinkers of different…
In blurting out his opinion of the supposedly wonderful and God-gifted diversity of religions in a slapdash manner, Francis does great injustice to the Catholic…
In The News
Then 'blessed ourselves, let us bless others in turn'
As chance to grow closer to those of a distant ideology
Brian Burch is president of influential CatholicVote org
Widows of Prayer began in Diocese of Green Bay in 1994
After recent telephone conversation with the Pope
The parish children helped decorate the church’s tree
Then 'blessed ourselves, let us bless others in turn'
As chance to grow closer to those of a distant ideology
Brian Burch is president of influential CatholicVote org
Widows of Prayer began in Diocese of Green Bay in 1994
After recent telephone conversation with the Pope
The parish children helped decorate the church’s tree
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America: History, Culture & Politics
Losing Our Religion… American Libidocracy… Twilight of the Idols… The Most Segregated Hour… This Land is Not Our Land… and more
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Economics & Catholic Social Teaching
Cooperation & Supernatural Brotherliness… What Does It Mean to “Serve Mammon”?... Why Consumerism Still Consumes Us… more
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Delusions of Grandeur... A Pox On Both Your Houses... What Is a Neoconservative & Does It Matter?... and more
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Do You Have a Right to Pray for Another?
By John M. Grondelski“The Ethicist” is one of my favorite New York Times columns because it is insight into the “mind” of the woke. It is also the…
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By James ThunderMy cousin John M. Frier, Jr. (1931-2016) was a 1953 graduate of the United States Naval Academy. He and his wife Shirley, who died this…
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By James HaninkIf memory serves, and it sometimes does, the first bit of philosophy that I read was as a callow youth in a cushioned chair at…
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EXPLORE THE BRIGHT LIGHTS OF THE CHURCH
Pope St. John Paul II
Kindred Spirits, Fellow Victors... The Pope as Playwright... Neither East nor West: On the Pope's Radical New Encyclical... and more
St. John Henry Cardinal Newman
The Two Worlds of John Henry Newman… Newman's Advice to Anglo-Catholics… Newman’s Prophetic Challenge to Clericalism…
Shakespeare
The Catholic Dramatist in a Protestant Land... An Academic Undoes the Renaissance... Shelter From the Storm... more
Stand up and defend your faith.
Culture is shifting, but you can count on The New Oxford Review for an unwavering Catholic point of view. The message of the Church is easily muddled in today’s increasingly hostile, secular culture. We understand what’s coming at you, and we have articles and resources to help you defend your faith and grow in your understanding of Catholic teachings.
SUBSCRIBEFront & Center
We travel under the pretense of being receptive, really looking for what we think we already know. Yet we are occasionally genuinely surprised.
The time is ripe to reconsider the trajectory of our nation, and how Catholics fit into it. To that end, we asked thinkers of different…
In blurting out his opinion of the supposedly wonderful and God-gifted diversity of religions in a slapdash manner, Francis does great injustice to the Catholic…
In The News
Then 'blessed ourselves, let us bless others in turn'
As chance to grow closer to those of a distant ideology
Brian Burch is president of influential CatholicVote org
Widows of Prayer began in Diocese of Green Bay in 1994
After recent telephone conversation with the Pope
The parish children helped decorate the church’s tree
Then 'blessed ourselves, let us bless others in turn'
As chance to grow closer to those of a distant ideology
Brian Burch is president of influential CatholicVote org
Widows of Prayer began in Diocese of Green Bay in 1994
After recent telephone conversation with the Pope
The parish children helped decorate the church’s tree
The Narthex
Do You Have a Right to Pray for Another?
“The Ethicist” is one of my favorite New York Times columns because it is insight into the “mind” of the…
READ MORE ON THIS BLOG POSTMay the Strength of God Pilot Us
My cousin John M. Frier, Jr. (1931-2016) was a 1953 graduate of the United States Naval Academy. He and his…
READ MORE ON THIS BLOG POSTGifts, Rightly Considered
If memory serves, and it sometimes does, the first bit of philosophy that I read was as a callow youth…
READ MORE ON THIS BLOG POST
Topics
America: History, Culture & Politics
Losing Our Religion… American Libidocracy… Twilight of the Idols… The Most Segregated Hour… This Land is Not Our Land… and more
VIEW DOSSIER
Economics & Catholic Social Teaching
Cooperation & Supernatural Brotherliness… What Does It Mean to “Serve Mammon”?... Why Consumerism Still Consumes Us… more
VIEW DOSSIER
Neoconservatism
Delusions of Grandeur... A Pox On Both Your Houses... What Is a Neoconservative & Does It Matter?... and more
VIEW DOSSIER
Stand up and defend your faith.
Culture is shifting, but you can count on The New Oxford Review for an unwavering Catholic point of view. The message of the Church is easily muddled in today’s increasingly hostile, secular culture. We understand what’s coming at you, and we have articles and resources to help you defend your faith and grow in your understanding of Catholic teachings.
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