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Letters to the Editor: June 2024
An Illegitimate Termination... A Boon to Brooding Cynics... Suffer the SUVs... Unknown Tongues... An Ideologue Grinds Her Axe
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The News You May Have Missed: June 2024
Solar Ecumenism... Cicadapocalypse... Harvard’s Human Hockshop... Undergraduate Matchmaker... I Contain Multitudes... He Lucked Out... and more
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On Selling One’s Soul to Catholic Inc.
A Catholic professional may be forced to swallow his true Catholic opinions — or at least temper their articulation — if he wants to continue to make a living.
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The Smoke in the Songs
Hymnal and missal editors aren’t infallible or unswervingly orthodox, and just because a song is in a hymnal or missal doesn’t mean it is free from error.
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Mixed Marriages: Breeding Grounds for Religious Indifferentism?
Catholic breakdowns of religious barriers followed the breakdowns of ethnic ones, and, in practice, ecclesiastical discipline became much more lenient.
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Are We Weimar?
Abortion rates are sky high. Birth rates are at rock bottom. Americans are rejecting parenthood on a scale not seen before. What does this mean for our nation's future?
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The Seventh Last Word
Christ's final word is not a cry of desperation or defeat but a “victory cry,” a uniting of His will with God, pregnant with eager expectation of everlasting joy.
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America’s Two Favorite Pastimes
Rather than spend even a second worrying about World War III, wouldn’t that second be better spent playing ball with my boys in the backyard?
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Integralism Weighed in the Balance
The idea that any significant fraction of Americans would seriously think the answer to our societal troubles is a Catholic-run state is ludicrous.
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An Archduke’s Guidance
As a storyteller, the Archduke wins us over with little effort; as a mentor, he is the victim of a fatal infatuation with redundancy.
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Dominicans vs. Jesuits: A High-Stakes Debate
Are the dogmatic and moral teachings of the Church subject to revision by an ongoing series of synods in which any Catholic potentially has a right to vote?
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Briefly Reviewed: June 2024
Remnant of Paradise: Selected Essays... My Perfect Wife, Her Perfect Son... Two Patients: My Conversion from Abortion to Life-Affirming Medicine
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