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Edith Hamilton’s Search for Excellence

2026-04-26T02:38:05-05:00

When Helen Hayes asked Edith Hamilton to sign her copy of The Greek Way, Hamilton wrote, “To Helen Hayes, whose life is a search for excellence.” As Hayes recalled in her memoirs, My Life in Three Acts (1990), “That message had helped keep me on my toes for years.” That message could also describe Edith Hamilton [...]

Edith Hamilton’s Search for Excellence2026-04-26T02:38:05-05:00

Man Everlasting

2026-04-22T17:18:01-05:00

Michael Dauphinais and Joseph Pearce discuss Chesterton's great classic work, The Everlasting Man... Man Everlasting - Joseph Pearce

Man Everlasting2026-04-22T17:18:01-05:00

May-June issue: The Witness and Wisdom of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn

2026-04-19T23:16:34-05:00

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 [...]

May-June issue: The Witness and Wisdom of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn2026-04-19T23:16:34-05:00

Tradition is For Everyone

2026-04-19T23:04:10-05:00

Why is tradition truly inclusive and truly representative of all peoples and all races of humanity? Tradition is For Everyone - Joseph Pearce

Tradition is For Everyone2026-04-19T23:04:10-05:00
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