Tradition and The Democratic Decision-Making Process Ferenc Hörcher August 10, 2024 In Tradition and the Deliberative Turn, Ryan R. Holston warns that democracy cannot function well without tradition.
The Mistaken Cult of Free Thinking Harrison Pitt July 13, 2024 If it is ontologically impossible for God Himself to be an ‘independent thinker,’ I struggle to see how Bill Maher manages it.
The Cultural Elite Stands Up for the Traditional Mass Joseph Shaw July 4, 2024 “The traditional liturgy is a ‘cathedral’ of text and gesture, developing as those venerable buildings did over many centuries.”
Attending a Latin Mass at the London Oratory Robert J. Hutchinson June 9, 2024 The liturgy is a sacred and intense ritual in which everyone is focused on the priestly offering to God unfolding before the congregation.
What Morocco Taught Me About the Decline of the West Jonathon Van Maren March 6, 2024 The great nations of the West had their own cultures once, and that inheritance is still there for those who care.
Moby Dick, Frankenstein, and the Anxiety of Influence Shawn Phillip Cooper March 3, 2024 Great writers do not seek to escape influence—instead their creative genius shapes what they inherited.
The Family Recipe Shawn Phillip Cooper December 31, 2023 The family recipe book is a vital part of the conservative cultural enterprise.
Paris Archbishop Requests Modern Stained-Glass Windows for Notre Dame Hélène de Lauzun December 10, 2023 The main threat of disfigurement to Notre-Dame de Paris comes not from the French state, but from the initiatives of the diocese.
Notre Dame Spire Rises From the Ashes Hélène de Lauzun November 30, 2023 The return of the spire in its original shape is a victory for those who fought to ensure the cathedral’s pre-fire appearance was respected.
Against Papolatry, Liberal and Illiberal Alex Taylor November 22, 2023 Our duty as Catholics is to pray for the Pope; but, to do so truly, we must not blind ourselves to his faults.
