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Populism and the Defence of Norms

Jonathon Van Maren November 21, 2021

Progressives believe that the right-wing populists must be destroyed. Not because populists are smashing norms; it is because they are, in many cases, defending the norms that progressives are busy dismantling.

Pope St. John Paul II and the ‘Theology of the Body’

Andrew Cannon November 7, 2021

The ‘Theology of the Body’ focuses on the conjugal act and marriage and sees them as mutually inextricable. The conjugal act consummates marriage—and sex outside marriage is not conjugal.

Keeping It Real

Charles A. Coulombe October 12, 2021

One easy way to cultivate the humility and sanity we need is to celebrate the upcoming festivals of the Autumn months rightly and well.

Revolution and Reaction

Jonathan Culbreath October 11, 2021

There is a path forward, but it is a narrow and tricky one that winds along the knife-edge between revolution and reaction.

Europe and Dogs

Sebastian Morello October 8, 2021

Europeans have a fascinating relationship with dogs, a relationship that does not seem to exist in any other civilisation.

Lepanto, 450 Years Later: Hope for Christendom in Crisis

Imre von Habsburg-Lothringen October 1, 2021

The Battle of Lepanto needed strong leadership. Today, Europe is searching for similar leadership. Europe needs statesmen: men and women who think about the next generation, not the next election; people like Don Juan of Austria and Blessed Emperor Karl, animated by a deep sense of service, ready to put the interests of their peoples before their own.