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Saint Simeon Stylites, Ora Pro Nobis.

Modernity’s Historical Illiteracy — Ecclesia et Synagoga

We all watched the flames consume the historic spire of Notre-Dame on Monday, burning it down to its skeleton before

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

The cumulative total of American student loans hit $1.5 trillion earlier this year, spread out across a little over forty-four

There’s a distinct feeling of dread that accompanies crossing the threshold into the contemporary art galleries of a metropolitan museum.

Take a trip into downtown Baltimore sometime, see the sights, brave the traffic, and dodge the ragtag collection of pedestrians

Recently, I had the benefit of speaking with a friend of mine who happens to work for a subsidiary of

A brief look at the Carle Zimmerman’s prescient book about family, civilization, and the cycles they undergo throughout history.