The Forgotten Practice of Christian Cursing Brian Scarffe May 5, 2024 The Church must take more seriously its power to curse God’s enemies, for their sake and for ours.
“Not made to live like a brute”: Remembering Dante Alighieri André P. DeBattista December 30, 2021 Dante Alighieri’s significance stems from his work and extends beyond it. He is the quintessential European figure, epitomising the different strands which make Europe a culturally rich and distinct continent.
