

The Swiss Family Robinson: A Return to the Classics
As in most of the great classics, the essential nature of gratitude in difficult circumstances is constantly emphasized.
As in most of the great classics, the essential nature of gratitude in difficult circumstances is constantly emphasized.
With a marginal burden of around 50% of gross income under Germany’s taxation and transfer system, people with middle incomes effectively end up with only half of every euro they earn, a study shows.
As bemusing as it is to imagine Boris Johnson scratching his head over Barbie, I was pleased to see him pick out the challenge to modernity nestled amongst the bubblegum pink hues: “[Barbieland] has children, but no babies. It is a parable about the destiny of humanity.”
The French president chose a conciliatory tone in his communication during a difficult time, but that tone had all the appearances of inertia.
Let’s rejoice: families can be useful—the government is finally saying so.
‘Wokeism,’ the current battering ram at the door of conservative values, might have arisen from elite schools and universities in prosperous countries, but this does not explain why it spread with the ferocity that it clearly did.
“This trend of [the ECHR] exceeding its jurisdiction represents a severe threat to democracy,” Romanian MEP Cristian Terheș told The European Conservative.
“The real goal of gender ideology is not equality but to bring chaos to the states.”
The Meaning of Birth presents a dynamic struggle to articulate the beauty of our being born and other wisdom necessary to recover the metaphysics of being ‘pro-birth.’
In an old hand-written Jesuit journal and a couple of letters, guarded in the Sanctuary of Loyola’s historical archive in Spain, I found a story of grace, love of God, and generosity that my family lore had already forgotten.