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JUNE 12, 2017 Why the Odds Favor Islam WILLIAM KILPATRICK Crisis Magazine On May 22, an Islamic suicide bomber detonated himself outside a pop concert in Manchester, England, killing and wounding dozens, many of them young children. The terrorist was a … Continue reading →

  Santa Trinità by Masaccio, 1425 [Santa Maria Novella, Florence]   Faith, Belief, and the Trinity Fr. Robert P. Imbelli SUNDAY, JUNE 11, 2017 THE CATHOLIC THING   Oblate Father Ronald Rolheiser is among the most respected and prolific writers on … Continue reading →

  Juliana of Liege, the 13th-Century Religious Woman Who Brought Us Corpus Christi  Joanne McPortland | May 29, 2016 Marzolino/Shutterstock  ALETEIA How she helped the Church focus on unity in the Body and Blood of Christ This weekend Catholics in … Continue reading →

  {Revised on Friday, June 9, 2017}   “The glory of God is man fully alive, and the life of man is the vision of God. If the revelation of God through creation already brings life to all living beings … Continue reading →

Pentecost Was Not An Occasion for “Enthusiasm” FR. GEORGE W. RUTLER, GUEST HOMILIST The amiable classicist, John Bird Sumner, was the Protestant archbishop of Canterbury from 1848 to 1862. Amid theological controversies about baptismal regeneration and the like, his opposition … Continue reading →

Farmer wants to sell food to all people, but East Lansing won’t let him ADF attorneys represent Michigan family farmer in challenge to city policy that ousted him from farmers’ market for his beliefs LANSING, Mich. – Alliance Defending Freedom … Continue reading →

Suppose You Were an Idiot: On the Importance of Acknowledging Incompetence by Dylan Pahman within Philosophy, Politics May 31, 2017 07:00 am http://www.thepublicdiscourse.com/2017/05/19281/ Political theory typically attributes political action to one of two main motivations: idealism or self-interest. But incompetence … Continue reading →