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Do Young Children Belong at Mass?

The Internet is often a place where personal prudential decisions are dogmatized into supposed principles, then applied to everyone. It is even, on occasion, an opportunity to cloak personal failures in pious-sounding “rules” which you, mere mortal, frankly are just not traditional enough to comprehend. It may come as no surprise that such behavior is clustered around certain...


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An American on Monarchy

While at first it might seem unusual for an American to be writing in praise of monarchy, in fact, a scholarly American writer may, ironically, be in a better position than many others to praise this most ancient of institutions. So it is with Charles Coulombe, author of the recently-published book, The Compleat Monarchist; a partly French-Canadian American; and possibly the ...


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Some Economic Realities

When Catholic hierarchs speak about economic issues, I beg them to keep in mind the following. Vice riddles the soul. You can no more raise a vice-ridden person out of poverty than you can fill with water a bucket punched full of holes. Vice does not necessarily result in poverty, but it does keep the poor where they are. Every tax, every economic restriction, every plan to r...


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The Sad Collapse of the Byzantine Catholic Church

On the far end of South Philadelphia, at the end of its seemingly endless labyrinth of tight, narrow streets, is a small, gold-capped, domed church with its crumbling stairs facing the public sidewalks along 24th Street. Its cornerstone commemorates the construction of the new church in 1923, under the jurisdiction of the “Holy Ghost Byzantine Catholic Church.” The narthex is...


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A Prophet Goes Home

On February 24, one of the most prolific Catholic writers and theologians of the past 25 years crossed the finishing line of this life, crossing the threshold into “the heaven-haven of the reward.” The death of Paul Thigpen came as a shock to those who knew him because he died suddenly, in his sleep, being stolen away stealthily by the thief in the night. He was only 71 years...


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