Jim Russell
Why the uproar from some Catholic pundits regarding the recently
released essay on the abuse crisis from Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI? I
think it’s pretty simple—regardless of what else one thinks of Benedict
(and most of the critics were never fans of his), he speaks and write
with a voice that is truly paternal. The […]
Christian Browne
Amidst the divisions and frustrations that mark the Church of our time,
there are, quietly dispersed throughout the Mystical Body, clergy and
laymen striving for the recovery and promotion of the Apostolic Faith.
Their good work, and the renaissance it will bring about is easily
obscured, as it is rarely offered a proper place in […]
Sean Fitzpatrick
As the heroes of The Iliad are slain in blood, Homer gives each of them
an epitaph in poetry, that they may die not as expendable masses, but as
men with names. Even as they fall, death swirling round them, the blind
poet looks for the monument of man, decrying its absence while railing
at […]
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