Education

How Do I Teach My Child about Beauty?

by Leila Marie Lawler

Links: Leila Lawler, The Summa Domestica: Order and Wonder in Family Life (affiliate link) C. S. Lewis, The Abolition of Man David Clayton, The…

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The Seton Option:
Schools, Religion, and the New Science

by Catherine Pakaluk

In an increasingly hostile secular culture, how should we protect and promote our faith? How should we defend and strengthen…

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Jesuit at Large

by Phil Lawler

Last year the sudden death of Rev. Paul Mankowski, SJ, deprived the Catholic world of a brilliant scholar and writer—…

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Dante, Alive After 700 Years

by Robert Royal

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A Vision of Hope

Although enrollments declined at parochial schools in the US this year, some schools, offering an authentically Catholic education, have enjoyed…

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These Parables: The Two Sons

by Fr. George William Rutler

As the atmosphere grew tense in Jerusalem, our Lord spoke the parable of the two sons (Matthew 21:28-32). When the…

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These Parables: The Yeast

by Fr. George William Rutler

In the heart of noisy Manhattan, when silence falls outside the window, I suspect something has gone wrong. St. Gregory…

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Coincidentally: Just Ain’t The Same

by Fr. George William Rutler

Among truisms, one of the more contestable is that opposites attract. What is true, say, of magnetic poles is not…

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These Parables: The Hidden Treasure

by Fr. George William Rutler

Just as the parable of the mustard seed has its counterpart in the parable of the yeast, the parable of…

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Coincidentally: Lend an Ear

by Fr. George William Rutler

“If you bite him again, I’ll disqualify you.” Thus spake the surprisingly contralto voice of Mills Lane, referee of the…

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These Parables: Laborers in the Vineyard

by Fr. George William Rutler

Lord Palmerston, or certainly some such confident Victorian, said: “If you do well here, you’ll do well there.” Many Christians…

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The Redemption of Lydia Longley

by Dr. William Fahey

Within about five minutes half of her family had been slain.  Lydia Longley, aged 20, entered into the strange journey…

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These Parables: The Unmerciful Servant

by Fr. George William Rutler

St. Peter was an impetuous man, unlike his most recent successors, and so his reserve through our Lord’s discourse in…

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These Parables: The Net

by Fr. George William Rutler

Without a “sense” of the Church, Jesus’ parables can be reduced to exercises in moralism. Fundamentalist readers, or even those…

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Coincidentally: Of Cabbages and Kings

by Fr. George William Rutler

Alice was rightly perplexed in Through the looking Glass when the Walrus said it was time to talk of many things: Of shoes—and ships—and…

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Infandum

by Fr. George William Rutler

In 1789 George Washington prayed in St. Paul’s Church, on what we now call lower Broadway, on the day of…

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These Parables: The Mustard Seed

by Fr. George William Rutler

By a delicate symmetry, the parable of the mustard seed takes up just two verses of the Scriptures (Matthew 13:…

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These Parables: Tares in the Field of the Lord

by Fr. George William Rutler

I remember with special affection a certain professor of mine who once said to a prolific rival: “I see you’ve…

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These Parables: Seeing, But Not Seeing

by Fr. George William Rutler

“The Kingdom of Heaven is like a treasure hidden in a field…There was a landowner who planted a vineyard…The ground…

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Coincidentally: Crumbs of Synchrony

by Fr. George William Rutler

This is my last “Coincidentally” Column. And so, as at the end of a dinner party, I am gathering up…

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