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What is the correct sensibility that a Christian ought to cultivate with regard to war? I regard this as one of the most urgent moral and spiritual questions of our age. All too often, when a new armed conflict breaks out in the world, Catholic commentators are quick to analyze it in terms of the criteria of just war theory, originating from St. Augustine.

I do not for...


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Since the election of Pope Leo XIV, an Augustinian, there has been a happy increase in references to the thought of St. Augustine in papal preaching and teaching. As an avid reader of this fifth-century doctor of the Church (my doctoral work was based on a close reading of Augustine’s sermons), I see this development as something praiseworthy for the life of the Church today....


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Ecclesial Practices of Making Reparation

In the first part of this three-part essay, we reviewed the rudiments of a Catholic theology of reparation. In the second part, we sketched out a history of


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During St. John Henry Newman’s lifetime,[1] his personal library at the Birmingham Oratory housed about 13,000 volumes organized loosely along the lines of the library he accessed as a fellow at Oriel College, Oxford.


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In my role as Director for Catholic Identity for the Diocese of Cleveland, the most common question I hear from parents, donors, pastors, and others in reference to our schools is, "But are they really Catholic?” During my first year I dared to traverse into a response to this question, but never quite knew how to answer because I was not sure what people meant ...


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