Sample Content from Our Latest Issue Table of Contents Sample Article Solzhenitsyn’s History of Russia In The Red Wheel, a novelistic history of the Russian Revolution, the fictional Colonel Georgi Vorotyntsev speaks for Solzhenitsyn or, better put, is Solzhenitsyn. We know this because “in childhood he had been obsessed with Russia’s history and felt a premonition [...]
Why is tradition truly inclusive and truly representative of all peoples and all races of humanity? Tradition is For Everyone - Joseph Pearce
Does the pursuit of goodness and truth demand the recognition of ugliness? The Good, the True and the Ugly - Joseph Pearce
Courage and conviction are needed to combat the culture of death... Courage, Conviction and the Culture of Death - Joseph Pearce
Christopher Check, President of Catholic Answers, on Christopher Columbus, America's Earliest Pioneer... Christopher Columbus: Hero or Villain? - Joseph Pearce
Is the sun finally setting on the decadent West? Is the Culture of Death Committing Suicide? - Joseph Pearce
We must not invest in the transient things of this world, the very worst of investments, but in the everlasting things of heaven. If we fight the long defeat with the things of heaven in mind, we will attain the final victory. It is this final victory that represents, for each of us, the final defeat [...]
Joseph Pearce and Michael Dauphinais discuss classic literature on the Catholic Theology Show... Why Catholics Should Read the Classics - Joseph Pearce
Does reading good books reconnect us with what's real? Reading as a Reality Check - Joseph Pearce
The Great Books bring us into communion with humanity, that expansive group of neighbours to which we owe allegiance and, in consequence, to which we owe obedience in terms of the need to give to our neighbours the love which is due to them... The Great Books versus the Isolated Self - Joseph Pearce