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My latest article of the Journal of the Cardinal Newman Society looks at how a so-called "inclusive" education excludes Christ from the classroom: https://journal.newmansociety.org/2017/12/excluding-christ-classroom/
My latest article for the Journal of the Cardinal Newman Society calls for serious rethinking about the use of technology in the classroom: https://journal.newmansociety.org/2017/11/rethinking-classroom-technology/
Five images survive of Bishop Odo of Bayeux (c. 1030-1097), three occurring on the Bayeux Tapestry, two on his episcopal seal. To be precise, the seal itself has gone missing, but a nineteenth-century drawing of it survives. The first image on the Tapestry shows him giving the blessing at a chicken dinner; the second has him [...]
From an email to a friend ... *** I keep searching for the name of the general attitude that unites liberal Catholics (including some bishops and cardinals) with the gender-bending secularists of our day. I'm trying to find a better word than "Modernism", which is too vague and has lost most of its punch. The key [...]
"Priestesses in the Church?" by C.S. Lewis [Originally published under the title "Notes on the Way," in Time and Tide, Vol. XXIX (August 14, 1948), it was subsequently reprinted with the above title in the posthumous God in the Dock book, published by Wiilliam B. Erdmanns, Grand Rapids, MI). "I should like Balls infinitely better," said Caroline Bingley, [...]
I'm pleased to announce that I am co-hosting a new radio series with celebrated talk show host, Mike Church. The series is called "The Pearcing Truth" (pun entirely intended!) and will focus in alternate weeks on famous literary converts and the social teaching of the Catholic Church. The series, which is currently airing on the Crusade [...]
I am in the emergency room waiting for the second injection in the rabies vaccine series. (I tried to rescue a squirrel during the hurricane on Monday, and he bit me.) A lady, who said she was 65, stopped me as I walked to my seat in the waiting area. She wanted conversation, but she often [...]
"Tolerating Other Religions" By G.K. Chesterton "Illustrated London News" May 31, 1913 When I was a boy, in the old indescribable days which I can only describe as the great days of Stead, a thing met that was called the Parliament of Religions. It had all the evils of a Parliament. It had the narrow novelty, [...]