Anthony Esolen
Last week at Providence College, a brave and devout Catholic student I
got to know well last year during my own battles with the politically
correct has had occasion to live out the words of Jesus: Blessed are you
when men revile you and persecute you and utter all kinds of evil
against you falsely […]
E. Christian Brugger
After serving five years as a Catholic campus minister in the 1980s, I
decided to begin graduate studies in moral theology. This was in the
heyday of proportionalism when its founding fathers still held some of
the world’s most influential chairs of Catholic moral theology: Richard
McCormick at the University of Notre Dame, Josef Fuchs […]
Thomas Ascik
With respect to social/moral issues, contemporary liberalism or
progressivism is flourishing in certain states, among which are
California and Colorado. And under this “new federalism,” the direct
governmental attempt to coerce individuals is prominent. But the Supreme
Court, as set out below, has largely resisted attempts to curtail
individual religious and moral liberty. And two […]
Mitchell Kalpakgian
A novel about a self-sacrificing woman whose life of heroic suffering
for the sake of her marriage and children exemplifies moral courage, Ida
Elisabeth traces the heroine’s life from the folly of an adolescent
scandal in which she loses her virginity to the period of adult
womanhood as a mother of three children. Several years […]
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