It was the spring of 1913, and the republican political elites in Portugal were getting restless. They had established their…

The freedom to say only things that do not offend is not a freedom worth having. While the German media…

Barely nine months after being elected pope, John Paul II embarked on his first journey back to his homeland —…

Ethnic identity and national identity are two principles that have always sat uncomfortably together in my life. I was born…

Earlier this year, a new conservative think-tank was launched in Sweden with the name of Oikos, which means ‘home’ in…

The following interview with Italian philosopher Augusto Del Noce appeared in the December 1987 issue of the Spanish language publication, Litterae Communionis. An English language translation was then prepared and published online on 15 December 2020 in the quarterly journal, Humanum.

For decades now, Christian leaders—especially those in the Catholic hierarchy—have capitulated to the secularist whims of politicians and representatives of…

We’ve long been admirers of the late Italian philosopher, Augusto del Noce (1910-1989), who until recently was virtually unknown in…

The sanctity of life! The freedoms of thought, speech, and religion! The paramount importance of family, history, and tradition! Such…

Les Mureaux, a small dormitory city 35 km away from Paris, is a charmless French banlieue of 32,000 inhabitants where 100 nationalities coexist. It is also the place where President Emmanuel Macron chose to deliver a speech on the 4^th of October. The landmark intervention — one to be remembered — was a lucid, courageous, and alarming diagnosis of the corrosive impact of radical Islam in France.