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Born 110 years ago today, Father Patrick Peyton, C. S. C., (1909-1992) went from a small farm in County Mayo, Ireland, to New York and Hollywood and world-wide recognition as “The Rosary Priest.” Through vast outdoor rallies, as well as radio, film, and television, Peyton promoted the practice of family prayer, especially urging Catholic families to [...]
So much is covered by the over-arching metaphor of expansion and contraction. It is the activity of our lungs as we breathe, of our heartbeat, and some physicists say it is the constant activity of the universe. But it’s more than merely physical activity. It’s the living of our lives, our relationships, and all our endeavors. [...]
In The Honorary Consul (1973), Graham Greene has one of his characters observe, “There were no detective stories in the age of faith. . . . God used to be the only detective when people believed in Him. He was law. He was order. He was good. . . . It was He who pursued the [...]
The Imaginative Conservative has just published my musings on the culture of death's final solution to the "disability problem": https://theimaginativeconservative.org/2018/11/systematically-exterminating-disabled-joseph-pearce.html
I’m excited to hear of a new Shakespeare initiative by a small UK charity called Retrospect Opera (http://www.retrospectopera.org.uk/), which makes professional recordings of important musical theatre works from Britain's past, roughly the period 1750-1950. They are currently working on a specifically Shakespearean project: a recording of the music composed for David Garrick’s great Shakespeare “Jubilee” of [...]
My first ever personal website was launched on All Saints Day. I'm so excited to be able to share content, old and new, which is not available anywhere else. This can be found in the Inner Sanctum of my site. Every week we will release an exclusive audio lecture as part of a 45 lecture course [...]
In my latest article for the Journal of the Cardinal Newman Society, I delve into the paradoxical heart of all true perception, moving philosophically from the ego to the ergo. https://newmansociety.org/from-ego-to-ergo-true-education-as-self-liberation/
Some time ago, I took place in a public debate at the Acton Institute about the rights and wrongs of the so-called free market. Here is my opening salvo in that debate: http://www.theimaginativeconservative.org/2018/07/distributism-vs-free-market-globalism-joseph-pearce.html