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Vindication by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Clare Morell
On March 8, 2024, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit upheld a Texas law requiring age verification…
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PDF / March 15, 2024
The Good News Is That The Bad News Isn’t All The News There Is
George Weigel
A suggestion for a different kind of Lenten fast: Give up Catholic bad news-mongering.
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Syndicated Column / March 13, 2024
The ‘Our’ in Our Democracy
Francis X. Maier
“Our democracy” is on the brink of a theocratic coup. “Our democracy” is being hijacked by racists, fascists, homophobes, and misogynists.
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The Catholic Thing / March 13, 2024
Pope Francis Waves a White Flag at Vladimir Putin
George Weigel
In urging the victim to yield to the aggressor, he repudiates centuries of Catholic teaching.
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Wall Street Journal / March 13, 2024
Craving the Maternal
Carrie Gress
In a world shot through with chaos, disorder, ugliness, and the vile, we want something more; we want the beauty of the maternal.
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The Epoch Times / March 12, 2024
EPPC Scholars Submit Comment Opposing Indian Health Service Proposed Abortion Funding Rule
Rachel N. Morrison
On March 8, 2024, EPPC scholars Rachel N. Morrison, Eric Kniffin, and Natalie Dodson submitted a public comment opposing a…
PDF / March 12, 2024
How We Think About Hell
Lance Morrow
Has the old idea, fire and brimstone through all eternity, gone out of business?
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Wall Street Journal / March 7, 2024
How to Build a Healthy Culture
Stephen P. White
American culture, such as it is, has never really been Catholic. We have had many Catholic subcultures, some of them thriving.
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The Catholic Thing / March 7, 2024
Nihilism—In Nazi Germany and Today
Carl R. Trueman
When abortion is seen as a basic human right and euthanasia is gaining ground across the West, “What is man?” becomes a matter of personal taste, not social consensus.
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First Things / March 7, 2024
Two Who Didn’t Run
George Weigel
Both Stanley Rother and Alexei Navalny exemplified the cardinal virtue of courage, which is also a gift of the Holy Spirit.
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Syndicated Column / March 6, 2024
Science Keeps Obliterating The Left’s Favorite Transgender Narratives
Nathanael Blake
The continued lack of evidence for ‘gender-affirming care’ is pushing gender ideologues to increasingly brazen lies as their position collapses.
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The Federalist / March 6, 2024
Weigel: “Many in the West would prefer if Russia returned to the forests from which…
George Weigel
But it should be understood that the Catholic Church cannot abandon the just war tradition because that tradition is rooted in both revelation and reason and is the permanently valid method of moral analysis that Catholics should use in thinking through issues of war and peace.
CREDO / March 5, 2024