Education

Coincidentally: Table Talk

by Fr. George William Rutler

In October 1883 the poet and critic Matthew Arnold arrived in New York on the Cunarder Servia to begin a lecture tour….

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Coincidentally: Old Boney

by Fr. George William Rutler

A reflection of Mark Twain abides: “How often we recall with regret that Napoleon once shot at a magazine editor…

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Coincidentally: Intestinal Fortitude

by Fr. George William Rutler

In 782, Charlemagne suppressed a Saxon uprising led by the Westphalian chieftain Widukind, and massacred 4,500 captives in revenge for…

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Coincidentally: The Rosewell Incident

by Fr. George William Rutler

Proponents of the theory that aliens from outer space crashed in Roswell, New Mexico, in June of 1947 were encouraged…

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Announcing the Seventh Annual
Catholic Literature Conference

by Joseph Pearce /Dr. Amy Fahey /Fr. Michael Kerper /Prof. Janet Benestad

Join us on Saturday, April 25 at Montminy Hall of Ste. Marie’s Parish in Manchester, New Hampshire for an opportunity…

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The Apple Argument Against Abortion

by Dr. Peter Kreeft

I doubt there are many readers of this magazine who are pro-choice. Why, then, do I write an argument against…

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The Great American Sex Fantasy

by Dr. Peter Kreeft

I got the idea for this fantasy from a dear and respectable gentleman who is a college professor, like myself….

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Coincidentally: A Cornucopia of Pharmacopoeia

by Fr. George William Rutler

The Scots are famously reserved in their habits and modest demeanor, but this has not restrained their substantial claim to…

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Coincidentally: “Ebonics” for the new Mass

by Fr. George William Rutler

In 1996, the school board of Oakland, California, caused a stir by wanting to teach a dialect of English as…

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Coincidentally: Such Great Names As These

by Fr. George William Rutler

A commercial bank near me has been redecorated to celebrate the change of its nane. Several indifferent but well-done oil…

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Coincidentally: My Love For Minnehaha

by Fr. George William Rutler

It is clumsy to speak of the American Indian as a cipher for one people, for he was a cacophony…

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Coincidentally: Speaking of Wales

by Fr. George William Rutler

The Editor of this journal has asked me to write columns on matters of insignificance, as a respite from so…

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The Problem of Pain: Why Was God AWOL During the Holocaust?

by Dr. Peter Kreeft

“Pain is the only evil I know,” says the worldly Doctor Core to the priest in Walter M. Miller, Jr.’s…

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Coincidentally: Latitudes and Attitudes

by Fr. George William Rutler

The Reverend Samuel Wesley (1662-1735) lived in an age that is commonly caricatured as one of beef and ale and…

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A Just War Theory of Homeschooling

by Dr. William Fahey

 Given the increasing popularity of homeschooling among faithful Catholics, it is vital that those who practice it — or are thinking…

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The Beatific Vision: The Solution to Ancient Paradoxes | Dr. John McCarthy

by Dr. John McCarthy

Here is the video of a lecture by Dr. John McCarthy’s on The Beatific Vision. The lecture is 45 minutes…

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The Beatific Vision: The Solution to Ancient Paradoxes | John McCarthy

by Dr. John McCarthy

Here is the video of a lecture by Dr. John McCarthy’s on The Beatific Vision. The lecture is 45 minutes…

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The Role of Children’s Literature in a Digital Age | Dr. Amy Fahey

by Dr. Amy Fahey

Here is the video of a lecture by Dr. Amy Fahey on Children’s Literature. The lecture is 45 minutes with a…

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The Role of Children’s Literature in a Digital Age | Dr. Amy Fahey

by Dr. Amy Fahey

Here is the audio for a lecture by Dr. Amy Fahey on Children’s Literature. The lecture is 45 minutes with…

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Word of the Day: SOLITARY

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Word of the Day: SOLITARY We finished in class today the greatest poem ever written in English: Some natural tears…

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