Anthony Esolen
This article is a continuation of the previous, written on behalf of
Michael Smalanskas, the brave student at Providence College who posted a
sign affirming reality: because the Catholic teaching that only a man
and a woman can feasibly marry is but a plain recognition of what is
biologically, physically, and anthropologically the case. We […]
K. V. Turley
Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold; Mere anarchy is loosed upon
the world, The blood-dimmed tide is loosed, and everywhere The ceremony
of innocence is drowned… Almost one hundred years ago the Irish poet
W.B. Yeats wrote The Second Coming. It is a strange nightmarish poem. It
tells of events that are both seen […]
Patrick B. Whalen
The French poet and philosopher Charles Péguy died in September, 1914
with a bullet through his head. He had anticipated the war that took his
life—some say he even welcomed it, though his poetry resists that
claim. He was a polemicist to the core and at odds with his temporal
milieu, which was a modernity […]
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