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The authors say abortion is "like pruning one's rose bush." Pruning a rosebush makes it bloom more abundantly. But when one aborts a child, does…
I hated myself for helping the ape. I hated the pleasure his development gave me, like I was a god lifting this furry mute from…
We can resist what Pope Francis has called the “technocratic paradigm,” a technology-inspired ideology of acquisition, consumption, and control.
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Pope: Spiritual bridge between Eastern, Western Christians
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Group decries their treatment as 'potential biohazards'
6-3 ruling keeps Texas law & suit at state Supreme Court
'Choice' group stages ploy from median across street
Pope: Spiritual bridge between Eastern, Western Christians
Initiator voices shock & confusion at hierarchy's actions
Afghanistan worst; Nigeria, India, Saudi Arabia in next 10
Group decries their treatment as 'potential biohazards'
6-3 ruling keeps Texas law & suit at state Supreme Court
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By Richard DellOrfanoThe pet industry is reaping billions from modern man's spiritual desolation -- that sense of emptiness and disquiet that aches for remedy. As workaholism and…
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Stand up and defend your faith.
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The authors say abortion is "like pruning one's rose bush." Pruning a rosebush makes it bloom more abundantly. But when one aborts a child, does…
I hated myself for helping the ape. I hated the pleasure his development gave me, like I was a god lifting this furry mute from…
We can resist what Pope Francis has called the “technocratic paradigm,” a technology-inspired ideology of acquisition, consumption, and control.
In The News
'Choice' group stages ploy from median across street
Pope: Spiritual bridge between Eastern, Western Christians
Initiator voices shock & confusion at hierarchy's actions
Afghanistan worst; Nigeria, India, Saudi Arabia in next 10
Group decries their treatment as 'potential biohazards'
6-3 ruling keeps Texas law & suit at state Supreme Court
'Choice' group stages ploy from median across street
Pope: Spiritual bridge between Eastern, Western Christians
Initiator voices shock & confusion at hierarchy's actions
Afghanistan worst; Nigeria, India, Saudi Arabia in next 10
Group decries their treatment as 'potential biohazards'
6-3 ruling keeps Texas law & suit at state Supreme Court
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Gone to the Dogs
The pet industry is reaping billions from modern man's spiritual desolation -- that sense of emptiness and disquiet that aches…
READ MORE ON THIS BLOG POSTBig Money for Abortion
Billionaire investor Warren Buffett is admired by Americans for his ability to make money. But there's a dark side to…
READ MORE ON THIS BLOG POSTPet Idolatry
I was a candidate for the Trappist monastery, back in 1968. Personal pets were not allowed—an ancient discipline to enhance…
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Pro Life Issues & Culture of Death
The Nowhere Between Life & Death... Planned Parenthood: Seventy Years of Defying the Law... Graphic Images: An Apologia... Bumping Off Baby... more
VIEW DOSSIER
Sacred Music
Rising from the Mire... In Praise of Honest Sentiment... Why the Music Is So Bad... Offering Our Musical Best at Mass... and more
VIEW DOSSIER
Technology
On Nurturing Man’s Spiritual Relationship with Technology... Social Media & the Decline of Human Reason... The Technological Society: Where What's Artificial Seems Natural... On the Fundamental Evil of Fragmentation... and more
VIEW DOSSIER
Stand up and defend your faith.
Culture is shifting, but you can count on The New Oxford Review for an unwavering Catholic point of view. The message of the Church is easily muddled in today’s increasingly hostile, secular culture. We understand what’s coming at you, and we have articles and resources to help you defend your faith and grow in your understanding of Catholic teachings.
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