If there was a factor unity that kept the West through all periods of its history, it is the liturgy. The liturgy opens the soul to a vision of life and meaning that transcends the misfortunes of this vale of tears. Historian Christopher Dawson explains that “Whatever else might be lost, and however dark might … Read more
By Norman J. Fulkerson. It might appear to a casual observer that the United States is not a country where one would find a healthy regionalism. Nowhere is this more apparent than in the Bluegrass State which is commonly seen merely as the home of Kentucky Fried Chicken. Those who see it this way might … Read more
By Ben Broussard* Modern technologies have led to incredible advances toward the longevity of the average person. With the advent of the steam engine during the Industrial Revolution, advances in food transportation and breakthroughs in medical care have over time given rise to great increases in population throughout the world. Infant mortality and childhood deaths … Read more
As the pace of life quickens, many people have recourse to social media and its technology to stay connected. They reason that social media facilitates their ability to connect over time and distance. However, that same technology has the disadvantage of increasing the volume and pace of messages that continually bombard them making it increasingly … Read more
Family, honor, faith and tradition. These are the most powerful tools we have to reclaim our great country from the throes of social and economic chaos. Read the popular article: We Must Resist the Temptation to Secession This was the theme of a talk by two Catholic authors, John Horvat and Norman Fulkerson. They gave … Read more
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The gun debate has ignited once again as it does with each new killing spree. Every time, we hear the same message. The public is invited to clamor for measures to control guns to stop the violence. We are told to pressure our politicians to have the courage to face the powerful gun lobby. We … Read more
On October 11, concerned Catholics gather for a recent conference sponsored by J.M.J. Catholic Radio at the Oblates of St. Joseph Seminary in Laflin, Penn. The event featured author John Horvat II and his book Return to Order: Where We’ve Been, How We Got Here, And Where We Need to Go. The conference “Helping Families … Read more
The historian Roland Mousnier defines the state in the following manner: “The state is a spontaneous, natural organism, resulting from the needs inherent in human nature, issuing from the natural laws that govern the development of societies, which are necessary facts, independent of man’s will. The state comes into being spontaneously, without men thinking about … Read more
By G. Daniel Harden, Ph. D.* A couple of summers ago, an old building in Topeka, Kansas was razed by a spectacular implosion. Read the popular article: We Must Resist the Temptation to Secession It was a large, 14-story structure, a minor landmark in the downtown area, and the event was scheduled for a Sunday … Read more
