Time Out of Joint

[...] the center of it indeed stood the Church, but around that Church stood Catholic civilization, Catholic life. The latter obviously came from the former, but the latter also made manifest what was often [...]

[...] never urge anyone to become a Catholic simply because of the beauty of the Faith or of Catholic life, nevertheless I am still convinced that not only is the Faith true but that it is [...]

[...] in the modern world. Brother of Aldous Huxley, the author of "Brave New World," Julian Huxley might have been expected to be inoculated against any temptation to eugenics. Instead the [...]

[...] that I quoted above continues with this account of the agnostic but culturally Protestant, Julian Huxley's behavior in a Catholic church. "Those who have read the statement of his beliefs made [...]

[...] and the informant who brought it all down Note: At the very bottom of each page click "Older Posts" in order to view previous recent posts. To Leave a Comment Click the Time Stamp Below the [...]

[...] beach, well that's a No-no I believe... Note: At the very bottom of each page click "Older Posts" in order to view previous recent posts. To Leave a Comment Click the Time Stamp [...]

[...] 'll fight back if Israel attacks Gaza... Note: At the very bottom of each page click "Older Posts" in order to view previous recent posts. To Leave a Comment Click the Time Stamp [...]

[...] 2) Note: At the very bottom of each and every page while following threads / labels click "Older Posts" in order to view previous posts. Reminder: Print out or download whatever you find [...]

[...] accomplished today not by firing squad but for profit through abortion and The Pill, what Malcolm Muggeridge called the "humane Holocaust". --->Perpetual War for Perpetual 'Evolution'... [...]

[...] - if we do not turn around. Meanwhile take the meat an leave the bones here an elsewhere. Malcolm Muggeridge was right when he said ours is not an "enlightened" time but rather a new Dark [...]

[...] , its art, its people, its life. Twentieth-century New Mexico can hardly be called a Catholic culture in its fullness, but enough of the externals of the Faith remain so that it helped to build [...]

[...] ;Invite a priest for dinner and fellowship. They need it... --->The Restoration of Catholic Culture, Beyond the Narrow Culture of Clericalism... --->Catholic nurse recounts hospice [...]

[...] his life, Dubus found that the loss of his mobility drew him closer to God, and renewed his Catholic faith at a deeper level." Note: I lived so close to him, without knowing anything of his [...]

[...] toward which the intellect tends. - Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theologiae When I converted to the Catholic faith early in 1978 at the age of 27 I was motivated by only one thing: my conviction that [...]

[...] its directors. Hadjadj is from a Jewish family; once on the far left he is a convert to the Catholic faith. by Fabrice Hadjadj ... We can borrow a word invented by Dante and say that man is made to & [...]

[...] toward which the intellect tends. - Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theologiae When I converted to the Catholic faith early in 1978 at the age of 27 I was motivated by only one thing: my conviction that [...]

[...] . These included part of Aquinas's Summa contra Gentiles, Chesterton's The Everlasting Man, Ronald Knox's The Belief of Catholics and the Baltimore Catechism. As I was growing up I read some of these [...]

[...] . These included part of Aquinas's Summa contra Gentiles, Chesterton's The Everlasting Man, Ronald Knox's The Belief of Catholics and the Baltimore Catechism. As I was growing up I read some of these [...]

[...] the only source of life.-- Flannery O'Connor, "The Habit of Being" (Thanks to Jim Forest for this) --->Project Censored: Radiation Detection Deception... --->The Kill [...]

[...] Jim Forest's St. George and the Dragon "St. George and the Dragon," engagingly written by well- [...]

[...] 's perversion of Zen. --->Dorothy Day's funeral procession, November 1980...courtesy of Jim Forest... --->This "pastor" must be mad, criminally insane...(click) --->History: [...]

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