Category: Daily Comment

Posted by Carl C. Curtis | Sep 25, 2023 | Featured, TV/Radio | 0 |

Posted by Carl C. Curtis | Aug 25, 2023 | Featured | 0 |

Posted by Carl C. Curtis | Aug 10, 2023 | Books, Featured, History | 0 |

Sound of Freedom: God’s Children Are Not for Sale

Did I ever think about child trafficking or, more precisely, child kidnapping before I saw Sound...

Joseph Conrad is surely one of the greatest late-nineteenth and early-twentieth century novelists,...

As many will attest, Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer is long, three hours’ worth. Whether or not...

Wild in the Streets may be a justly forgotten movie. I use the qualifying “may be” from the start...

The topic of poetry dominates Maritain’s aesthetic writings after Art and Scholasticism. Poetry is...

Jacques Maritain was first introduced to English-speaking audiences in 1923 by the translation of...

It’s hard to believe that Sir Roger Scruton passed from this life in January 2020, over three...

As a young Baptist convert during my college years, I was challenged by my pastor to explain my...

In 2012, a friend of mine asked me whether I had read Charles Kesler’s book I Am the Change:...

by Deal Hudson | May 17, 2023 | Culture, Featured | 0 |

I’ve often heard the lament about the loss of “Catholic culture” and the need to “restore” it. In...