The National Catholic Register has just posted my musings on the true way of celebrating Christmas:
http://www.ncregister.com/
Celebrating in the Stable
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Discussing “Capitalism”
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There’s nothing like a little pre-Christmas controversy to “season” the season of Advent with rhetorical spice. This being so, I’ve engaged in a friendly discussion on the meaning of “capitalism” with one who believes in the Free Market:
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Christmas with Imaginary Conservatives
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In my latest article for the Imaginative Conservative I imagine a Christmas with imaginary conservatives.
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O Little Town and Bethlehem
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The National Catholic Register has just published my observations on the way that Christmas is celebrated in the small town in South Carolina in which I live.
http://www.ncregister.com/
Solzhenitsyn: Slayer of Dragons
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The editorial that I wrote for the latest issue of the St. Austin Review has just been published by the Imaginative Conservative:
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Mahoney on Solzhenitsyn
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Daniel J. Mahoney, one of the fine writers who contributed to the new Solzhenitsyn centenary issue of the St. Austin Review, has another excellent article celebrating the great Russian writer, which I’d like to share:
Solzhenitsyn: A Centenary Appraisal
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As visitors to this site and subscribers to the St. Austin Review will know, the latest issue of StAR is “A Centenary Celebration” of the life and legacy of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn. The issue celebrates the hundredth anniversary, this month, of the great Russian’s birth. In similar vein, an article just published by the Times Literary Supplement offers a cogent and highly informed view of Solzhenitsyn, in light of recently published books by and about him:
https://www.the-tls.co.uk/
Educate Your Friends This Christmas
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The Imaginative Conservative has just published my review of Thomas S. Martin’s The Death of the Soul: Critical Essays on the University in which I recommend it as a good gift to buy for friends who need a little education about the perilous state of modern “education”.
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New and Exclusive to the Inner Sanctum
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I’m pleased to share news of the latest exclusive content to be added to the Inner Sanctum of my website jpearce.co, available to donor-subscribers:
In “Curious George and the Dragon” I succumb to over-scrupulosity in suffering pangs of guilt for acting unjustly to a cartoon chimpanzee!
There is an exclusive preview of the rough cut of a new Tolkien documentary for which I was interviewed extensively, filmed in Oxford and the United States. This is not available anywhere else on the internet.
An interview I gave in Spain on the literary convert Roy Campbell which has never been published in English.
The 6th of my weekly lectures on Tolkien and Lewis in a series of 45 lectures, available only to Inner Sanctum subscribers.
In “Love and C. S. Lewis”, I throw caution to the wind as I recklessly and with abandon criticize Lewis for what I believe to be the fundamental errors in his book The Four Loves.
Looking back at the murder of the US Ambassador to Libya and three other US citizens on the eleventh anniversary of 9-11, I examine the role of wrong-headed US foreign policy in aiding and abetting Islamic terrorists.
All of this and a host of other exclusive content is available to those who wish to support my work and apostolate by becoming donor-subscribers. Check it our now: jpearce.co.
Wounded Beauty: Suffering and the Arts
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Subscribers to the St. Austin Review might recognise this article, just published by Faith & Culture, because it was originally published as a StAR editorial:
https://www.faithandculture.