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Those who seem to have nothing may have everything that truly matters. The apparent can be terribly deceiving, the real truth of things found in…
The three men find themselves in a shadowy, lifeless place — no sun, no stars, no comforting scenery. There is only a dark, neutral expanse...
In almost all cases, isolation accompanies the Flytes’ charm. This being so, it’s no surprise Brideshead Revisited is not a happy book.
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Vocation-rich place: 44 seminarians for 114,000 Catholics
Lawyer says victims have received little info about trial
Says conversion of their nobility was a complex process
'Very active' religious sisters run activities for the children
Benedict XVI declared him Servant of God in 2005
As 'middle powers' for a regional security architecture
Vocation-rich place: 44 seminarians for 114,000 Catholics
Lawyer says victims have received little info about trial
Says conversion of their nobility was a complex process
'Very active' religious sisters run activities for the children
Benedict XVI declared him Servant of God in 2005
As 'middle powers' for a regional security architecture
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Is Modern Man Too Healthy for Literature?... Flannery O'Connor & the Representation of Mystery... Reading as Sacrament... more
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Restoring What God Created
By John M. GrondelskiThe Opening Prayer for the Eighteenth Sunday (A) in Ordinary Time asks that the Lord “may restore what you have created and keep safe what…
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By Richard DellOrfanoBack in the mid-1980s, while working as a resident field engineer for the City of San Diego, I was overseeing a project that required the…
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By James HaninkHere in California, where there’s a good bit of dreaming, some dreams are nightmares. They feature earthquakes. The ill-starred San Andreas fault is likely to…
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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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Those who seem to have nothing may have everything that truly matters. The apparent can be terribly deceiving, the real truth of things found in…
The three men find themselves in a shadowy, lifeless place — no sun, no stars, no comforting scenery. There is only a dark, neutral expanse...
In almost all cases, isolation accompanies the Flytes’ charm. This being so, it’s no surprise Brideshead Revisited is not a happy book.
In The News
Vocation-rich place: 44 seminarians for 114,000 Catholics
Lawyer says victims have received little info about trial
Says conversion of their nobility was a complex process
'Very active' religious sisters run activities for the children
Benedict XVI declared him Servant of God in 2005
As 'middle powers' for a regional security architecture
Vocation-rich place: 44 seminarians for 114,000 Catholics
Lawyer says victims have received little info about trial
Says conversion of their nobility was a complex process
'Very active' religious sisters run activities for the children
Benedict XVI declared him Servant of God in 2005
As 'middle powers' for a regional security architecture
The Narthex
Restoring What God Created
The Opening Prayer for the Eighteenth Sunday (A) in Ordinary Time asks that the Lord “may restore what you have…
READ MORE ON THIS BLOG POSTDowsing: Fraud, Demons, or God?
Back in the mid-1980s, while working as a resident field engineer for the City of San Diego, I was overseeing…
READ MORE ON THIS BLOG POSTOn the Nuclear Fault Line
Here in California, where there’s a good bit of dreaming, some dreams are nightmares. They feature earthquakes. The ill-starred San…
READ MORE ON THIS BLOG POST
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Capital Punishment & the Death Penalty
Is There a Biblical Basis for Capital Punishment?... Sister Prejean's Lack of Credibility… Vengeance Is NOT Mine, Says "the Lord"… more
VIEW DOSSIER
Literature & Literary Criticism
Is Modern Man Too Healthy for Literature?... Flannery O'Connor & the Representation of Mystery... Reading as Sacrament... more
VIEW DOSSIER
Ecumenism & Ecumania
A Trialogue With C.S. Lewis, Martin Luther & Thomas Aquinas… The Catch-22 of Ecumenical Relations With Evangelicals… 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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