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In the latest of the weekly podcasts that I’m doing for Faith & Culture, the tables are turned as I become the one being interviewed instead of the one doing the interviewing. Noted theologian and author, Michael Barber, whom I’d interviewed earlier, took over the microphone and asked me about my own upbringing in England and my journey home to Holy Mother Church.
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My wife waxes wonderful on the wisdom of Jane Austen in this article just published by the Imaginative Conservative:
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As we approach the season of Advent I muse upon the Long Defeat of human history and what it means for the life of the Christian and for the struggles of the Church Militant:
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In the latest article of mine published by Faith & Culture I wax irritable about the deficient and defective treatment of Shakespeare’s religion in a usually reliable encyclopedia:
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Faith & Culture had just published my musings on the homelessness of Holmes:
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After the sudden death of Bishop Morlino, I pay my own personal tribute to a great and courageous leader of the Church:
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The Inner Sanctum: This Week’s New and Exclusive Content
New exclusive content has been uploaded to the Inner Sanctum for subscriber-donors of my website, jpearce.co.
This week’s new content includes:
The fifth Tolkien & Lewis audio lecture in a weekly 45-part series.
An article on the Stepford Servers, an unnerving robotic dining experience.
My musings on the sad sight of British writer A. N. Wilson’s “flailing in the fog of nonsense”.
My suggestions for further reading on Distributism, the economic and political creed of Chesterton and Belloc founded on the social teaching of the Catholic Church.
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In my latest article for the Imaginative Conservative I connect the rise of classical education with the future of civilization:
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The Imaginative Conservative has just published my musings on the culture of death’s final solution to the “disability problem”:
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Is it true, as Belloc claimed, that there’s nothing worth the wear of winning than laughter and the love of friends? In the latest Adages feature at Faith & Culture, I ask the question and suggest an answer.
https://www.faithandculture.