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Category: Tribute

Cardinal George Pell: Man of the West

Samuel Gregg January 25, 2023

In what turned out to be his last public homily, delivered three days before he died, Cardinal Pell referred to the “heritage of Wojtyla and Ratzinger.” In addition to being courageous teachers of the Catholic faith, they were, Pell said, also “Europeans, examples of men with profound knowledge of the high culture of the Western world.”

RIP Your Majesty

Frank Haviland September 26, 2022

Her motto: “Never complain, never explain” is something we could all take heart from, not just one or two minor royals.

Memories of a Statesman

Sven R. Larson September 2, 2022

In four short years, the spirit of reform ushered in by Mikhail Gorbachev tore down one of the most totalitarian constructs in modern human history and allowed for the healing of scars that had marred an entire continent for decades.

Alice von Hildebrand (1923-2022)

Josef Seifert May 8, 2022

Almost a century old, she still took a vivid interest in my philosophical works and in the events, joys, and sufferings of my life. During her last years, the closer she came to eternal life, the kinder and more patient she became, more filled with that deep charity of which her husband had written so insightfully.

Stefan Zweig, Remembering a European

David Boos February 23, 2022

Throughout his life, Stefan Zweig promoted the idea of a peaceful, united Europe but this was a call which went unheard during his lifetime. On the 80th anniversary of his suicide, his forgotten calls for peace in Europe are as urgent as ever.

Sir David Amess (1952-2021)

Benjamin Harnwell November 23, 2021

We are poorer for his absence—now that we no longer have in our halls of power this uncomplicated, good-natured, and principled man who had an irrepressibly sunny disposition.

Thomas Howard (1935-2020)

P. Edmund Waldstein January 29, 2021

Tom Howard is dead, and the tributes have been pouring in. […] He was one of my favorite people in the whole world. And he had a lasting influence on my life.

Jean Raspail (1925-2020)

Guillaume de Thieulloy August 20, 2020

A brief tribute to one of the great—and most prescient—men of French letters.

Norman Stone (1941-2019)

Anthony Daniels July 8, 2019

Professor Norman Stone, the renowned historian who died aged 78 on June 19 this year, was an outstandingly colourful figure on a British intellectual landscape that has long had an accelerating tendency to the flat, dull, monochrome, and ideologically uniform. Norman Stone spoke his mind and lived as he pleased, for which he was both […]

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