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Catholics Protest Pro-Abortion Speaker at Jesuit Boston College
Catholics in Boston and beyond were outraged by the choice of Mr. Kenny. Cardinal Sean O’Malley declined to attend the ceremonies, stating that, “It is my ardent hope that...
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A Monument Raised From a Ruin, an Institution From a Custom
One great success never before seen by mankind prevails: it is a second creation worked by the Church. During the Middle Ages... -
An Old World Artist Resisting the New Era
“If you love what you do,” the saying goes, “you will never work a day of your life.” Few people in today’s hectic world could say that, but on a recent trip to Charleston, South Carolina...
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A Descent Into Hell
Shin’s father and brother also lived in the camp but he was only very rarely able to see them. Instead of the affection for our parents that we accept as a given, children in these camps were taught to hate their parents and to turn them in for any infractions...
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How Do We Build an Organic Society?
Upon describing organic society, the questions remains as to how we might build such a society. The answer is quite simple. We must do it in the same manner as our ancestors did at the dawn of this civilization. We must… -
Venezuela - Cuba - Brazil: Dictatorships and Anesthesia
Here are a few events that lie half-buried in the postmodern maelstrom. We believe it is important to recall them because they generate ongoing consequences for millions of people in Venezuela...
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The Testament of Mary Closes After 2 Short Weeks
Upon hearing of Toibin’s blasphemous play, some 80 indignant Catholics led by the American TFP, protested outside of the Walter Kerr Theatre against the blasphemy during its first preview, on March 26. An even larger crowd of more than 300 protested on opening night, April 22. Two weeks later, it closed…
Balance and Harmony Between Riches and Poverty
The beatitude Our Lord preached, whose reward is the kingdom of heaven does not refer to those who lack material goods — sociological poverty — but to those who, whether materially rich or poor, are indeed “poor in spirit” — spiritual poverty…
Return to Order Crosses Critical 5,000 Sales Mark
Since only two percent of all titles reach this critical milestone, York Press is proud to announce that 5,000 copies have been sold of its title Return to Order: From a Frenzied Economy to an Organic Christian Society—Where We’ve Been, How We Got Here, and Where We Need to Go by John Horvat II.
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