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The Church's great spiritual challenges have always occurred in times of its unquestioned popularity and support by the state.
Perhaps we ourselves are vampire-like, separated from God by sin, believing the ancient lie that “you shall be as gods,” harming ourselves and others.
The Church consistently has been a source of truth, goodness, and beauty, advocating for everyone, regardless of their comparative status in any given society.
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Vatican: All papal audiences cancelled until next Tuesday
Many say public executions are what Iran, Afghanistan do
Military archbishop warns of 'moral injury' in participating
Encourages 'going out into the world and reaching' these
Aim to separate power of governance from power of orders
Part of 'One Million Children' initiative by pontif. org ACN
Vatican: All papal audiences cancelled until next Tuesday
Many say public executions are what Iran, Afghanistan do
Military archbishop warns of 'moral injury' in participating
Encourages 'going out into the world and reaching' these
Aim to separate power of governance from power of orders
Part of 'One Million Children' initiative by pontif. org ACN
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The Church's great spiritual challenges have always occurred in times of its unquestioned popularity and support by the state.
Perhaps we ourselves are vampire-like, separated from God by sin, believing the ancient lie that “you shall be as gods,” harming ourselves and others.
The Church consistently has been a source of truth, goodness, and beauty, advocating for everyone, regardless of their comparative status in any given society.
In The News
Vatican: All papal audiences cancelled until next Tuesday
Many say public executions are what Iran, Afghanistan do
Military archbishop warns of 'moral injury' in participating
Encourages 'going out into the world and reaching' these
Aim to separate power of governance from power of orders
Part of 'One Million Children' initiative by pontif. org ACN
Vatican: All papal audiences cancelled until next Tuesday
Many say public executions are what Iran, Afghanistan do
Military archbishop warns of 'moral injury' in participating
Encourages 'going out into the world and reaching' these
Aim to separate power of governance from power of orders
Part of 'One Million Children' initiative by pontif. org ACN
The Narthex
50 Years of the Hyde Amendment
September 30 was the fiftieth anniversary of Congress first approving the “Hyde Amendment,” a budget provision subsequently adopted every year…
READ MORE ON THIS BLOG POSTColumbus Day & America's Catholic Roots
This coming Monday is Columbus Day. It also happens to be the date traditionally associated with Christopher Columbus’s landfall in…
READ MORE ON THIS BLOG POSTThe Mass Is Not a Concert
At the invitation of a friend from Siena, last April we attended a retreat at the Lecceto Hermitage, just outside…
READ MORE ON THIS BLOG POST
Topics
Anglican Communion
Preaching Christ Customized... What Does the Anglican Patrimony Have to Offer the Church?... A Slow-Motion Implosion… Lifeboats on the Tiber… more
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Exorcism, Possession & the Problem of Evil
Devil or Disease?... Why Is There Evil in the World?... Perfect Possession… Peering Into the Abyss… The Dark Side of Self-Sacrifice… more
VIEW DOSSIER
Fatima: Secrets & Conspiracies
Marian Misconceptions... An Epic in Search of an Ending... The Private Interpretation of Private Revelations... 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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