Muscular and Heavenly: “Arvo Pärt The Four Symphonies”
Each of these four compositions, as with all of Pärt’s work, is a journey into the heart and soul of a great composer.
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Author: Rev. Kevin Bezner
Pope Francis’s Suggested Change of the Lord’s Prayer Could Harm the Faithful
The problem is not that the phrase is confusing, as the pope suggests. The problem is with the inclination today to make everything easy for the lazy.
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A History of America’s “Ugly Secret” — A History of Catholicism in the Thirteen Colonies
The book, Pioneer Priests and Makeshift Altars. is the story of those who helped make the United States the standard bearer for religious liberty for the world
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Fr. Benedict J. Groeschel’s Memoir: “What It Means to Know What Your True Duty Is, and To Do It”
In an age in which true fathers are scarce, and immature and confused men with no understanding of...
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Widespread Confusion about the Diaconate of the Church
We will have a diminished diaconate in the Church as long as deacons are thought to be either permanent or transitional, as no different from the laity, and as not a true part of the priesthood.
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No Place on Earth Is Home for the Christian
My mother, unlike me, always knew her home. She carried it in her heart wherever we lived before we moved to the small town across the river from the city where she was born.
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Joseph Pearce’s Compilation of Poems We Should Know
Reading good poetry, Pearce writes, can prevent us from wasting time in activities such as watching television, noodling on the web, or indulging in social media. Such activities, he argues, can dull the mind and transform us into narcissistic, prideful, and self-centered persons.
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Reflective and Revealing: Pope Benedict XVI’s Last Testament – A Review
What Benedict says about his successor, Pope Francis, is gracious and supportive, which is as it should be. This, it seems, is more the result of Benedict’s humility than decorum.
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How Obama and Clinton Coopted Catholics — the So-Called “Catholic Spring”
What we have learned from WikiLeaks is that in its efforts to interfere with the Church in the United States and Church teaching the Clinton campaign bears a closer resemblance to the Russians and the Communist Manifesto than to our founding fathers and the Constitution. Where is the outrage?
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To Colin Kaepernick: “Son, you just don’t know who butters your toast.”
Democratic Party leaders know who butters their toast. They create a lie, with the assistance of wealthy rebel millionaires like Kaepernick, that maintains a permanent class of angry and hostile poor of all ethnicities who never hear the truth about who truly is to blame for injustice and their situation in life.
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