2000 May
Do the Pope & Cardinal Ratzinger "Have Their Backs to the Wall"?
READ ARTICLEThe Suspense Builds
READ ARTICLELetter to the Editor: May 2000
Bishop Mike Has Arrived... Lack of Gumption? Compared to Whom?... An Open Mind Is Not a Wind Tunnel
READ ARTICLENew Oxford Notes: May 2000
Coming to Your Parish Soon... Who's Teaching the Bishops?... Why Do Those Angry, Embittered Sisters Stay in the Church?... Where "Ecumenical" Does Not Mean "Nice" and "Bland"
READ ARTICLEThose Amazin' Southern Baptists
While every mega-church is liable to criticism, Immanuel Baptist Church is one of the best things the San Bernardino Valley has going for it.
READ ARTICLEOn the Power, Misuse & Neglect of Liturgical Symbolism
To all the people not theologically schooled, a definite message has been communicated about the meaning (or lack thereof) of the Eucharist.
READ ARTICLEThe Liturgy as Catechism
Our major training in the Faith still comes principally from what we see and hear at church on Sunday.
READ ARTICLEUnderstanding the All-Male Priesthood
The Church holds that the priest, standing in persona Christi, cannot supply the right sacramental material without being male, since Christ Himself was male.
READ ARTICLEWhen 'Faith-Sharing' Isn't
A Catholic high school teacher explains why a trendy (and mandated) exercise is really just an exercise in narcissistic self-indulgence.
READ ARTICLEThe Bitter Fruit of the Sexual Revolution
Catholics who practice their faith and embody its sexual wisdom can have stable marriages, loving families, and freedom from STDs.
READ ARTICLESherlock Holmes & Jesus Christ
For a few luminous months during my sophomore year in high school I came to believe in the Full Personhood of Sherlock Holmes.
READ ARTICLEThe Seven Sad Ages of Modern Man
Our rewriting of the great drama of life, which should proceed like a mysterious tale full of wonder and engagement, is a sad soliloquy.
READ ARTICLEThe Dark Side of Self-Sacrifice
All traits, even virtuous traits, can be twisted to do the Devil's work. The dark side can be seen clearly in the celebrated Friedrich Nietzsche.
READ ARTICLEPreparing for the Return of The Catholic State
Honoring Christ as Sovereign King is not contrary to or unrelated to the human person’s fulfillment, but rather it is a necessary condition for it.
READ ARTICLEBriefly: May 2000
Reviews of A Refutation of Moral Relativism... On Pilgrimage... The Revenge of Conscience: Politics and the Fall of Man... In the Spirit of Happiness...
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