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In a conversation with a friend this last Octave of Christmas, a story by Italian philosopher Marcello Veneziani came to mind, since the two of us have been reading his latest book. The episode is recounted by the philosopher as he considers Friedrich Nietzsche, together with Karl Marx, among the thinkers who have most decisively shaped the modern world.
Christmas,...
Sacrifice or oblation you wished not, but ears open to obedience you gave me. (Ps. 40:7)
The grammatical rule regarding pronoun usage in imperative, or “command,” sentences is referred to as the “understood” pronoun. In other words, if I were to say to my child, “Stop running,” the understood pronoun in this command sentence is “you.” I don’t actually s...
Piety—the awe and respect for God and His Creation—drove philosophers and scientists throughout the Christian era, beginning during the Roman Empire, continuing through the European Middle Ages, and beyond. Christian philosopher-scientists relied heavily on their Greek and Roman predecessors throughout this thousand-year period—the most important ancient influence being Aris...
A church, as an ecclesiastical building, carries profound spiritual significance. It serves as a sacred space where man encounters the Divine, fundamentally distinguishing it from utilitarian structures, like hospitals, schools, or theatres. Within its walls, a unique spiritual triad emerges—a mystical relationship between Christ and the priest, Christ and the faithful,...
The Gospel this Sunday recalls Jesus’ Baptism but also His manifestation as the Lamb of God.
As the Gospel of John makes clear, John the Baptist’s whole existence is that of being a witness to Jesus (1:7-8). He is a finger pointin...
