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Saint Simeon Stylites, Ora Pro Nobis.

REVIEW: Infiltration – Dr. Taylor Marshall (Sophia Institute Press, 2019)

It’s not often that I come across a book with about two-hundred fifty pages of content that includes an index

When a professor of psychology at a state-funded university skyrockets into popularity by publicly denouncing a national policy regarding preferred

When someone utters the term “Christian monasticism,” the Western mind probably conjures up images of dimly-lit temples and Gothic architecture,

Last week, we looked at the recently reprinted missal of the Latin Mass that was put together back in 1945

It’s a funny thing to review a missal. You can’t review most of the content in it, since it’s not

Books on strategy comprise a gargantuan field of popular reading. The stuff of ancient conquests and military theory can certainly

Over the past few weeks, information on the acclaimed Jordan Peterson has come to light, and most of that information

It doesn’t take a genius to note the decrepit state of modernity (take, for example, this blog). About as cliché,

Rewind for a second. It’s 2016 again. Donald Trump is allegedly in last-place during the Republican primaries. Google has been

So your coworker actually watches television, and you aren’t entirely sure if that’s just so he has something to talk