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The modern world has mechanized everything, from commerce to war, and even thought. Now, it has mechanized love. Dating apps, those digital bazaars of desperation, promise efficiency in the pursuit of romance, reducing attraction to an algorithm, human connection to… Continue Reading →
Robert Hugh Benson’s Lord of the World, published in 1907, is a pioneering work in the genre of dystopian literature, predating both Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World and George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four. This novel stands out for its prophetic vision… Continue Reading →
Based on The Daily Gondor chart, our version switches setting with theme to make it clearer. This chart categorizes Christmas movies into distinct sections based on two axes: Season and Theme. The Season axis assesses how closely the movie’s setting… Continue Reading →
Every 25 years, the Church hosts a Jubilee—a special year of remission of sins, debts and universal pardon. For the first time ever, under the pontificate of Pope Francis, the Church will offer a special jubilee for the LGBTQ+ community,… Continue Reading →
Letter of Saint-Louis IX, Roi etConfesseur, to His Son Philip IIISt. Louis’ letter of advice to advice his eldest son, the later Philip III provides us withsome insight into the attitudes of one of the most important French kings of… Continue Reading →
In the wake of the Vandals’ sack of Rome, St. Augustine authored City of God, a seminal work delineating his two-cities doctrine. This doctrine separates the earthly city from the City of God, reflecting a profound understanding of the interplay… Continue Reading →
The doctrine of the Social Kingship of Christ asserts that Jesus Christ has sovereign authority over all aspects of human society, not just individuals’ spiritual lives. This teaching is rooted in Scripture and developed in Catholic tradition, emphasizing Christ’s rule… Continue Reading →
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