Monkey Business and Great News
Many call upon St. Benedict and wear his medal as protection against the devil, and rightly so, but did you know that another monastic father claims a similar power? On Friday 4th was celebrated...
Tagged: Education
Humbly Submitting Yourself to Books
St. Francis de Sales Is the goal of higher education wisdom or efficiency? Intercollegiate Review’s essay, “What Kindle Readers Should Take from Plato,” encourages Kindle readers to flex their brain muscles, ignore the text search feature,...
Clerical Conversations, Episode 16: College and Careers
Clerical Conversations finishes Season 3 by discussing college and careers: what are young people to do in their high school years as they prepare for life on their own. Bishop Daniel Dolan and Father...
With a View to the Common Good
St. Silverius Writing for The Imaginative Conservative, Joseph Pearce clarifies the meaning of distributism by putting it in the context of the Catholic principle of subsidiarity. He gives many helpful examples that should resonate...
To Behold the Truth, And to Love It for Its Beauty
Saint of the Day: St. Mary of Cleophas Writing for Crisis, Anthony Esolen wields his awesome sword against the modern education dragon in “Read Literature to Learn and Love the Truth,” where he cunningly...
News Roundup: August 14th, 2013
George Neumayr takes an excellent look at the kind of history Howard Zinn provides, and the type of learning we owe students. Eric Miller on the Porch lets us know his true feelings about...
News Roundup: July 19, 2013
Today is an all-TIA day as we share with you some of the articles they’ve put out recently. Elaine Jordan on the Moors and Our Lady’s image. Prof. Correa de Oliveira on Our Lady...
News Roundup: July 16, 2013
H.E. Bishop Daniel Dolan gave an excellent sermon some weeks ago on how Catholics “count.” Worth a listen, and like most of the Bishop’s sermons, not overlong! An economist uses a visit to the...
