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Beauty is the proper condition of the liturgy, for God Himself is beautiful. If the liturgy is where we come to God and God comes…
In our unconscious reactions, we too privilege the pronouncements of modern science and regard other types of knowledge as, at best, secondary.
Unlike any other transcendent experience, the Mass contains the whole breadth and depth of life. It is birth and death and resurrection, again and again.
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In witch hunt over Bible tweet; squashing rel. freedom
Cdl. McElroy describes bishops discussing their 'numbers'
Shifts assessment from the individual to context of the act
Such as distinct 'ecclesial ethos,' evangelization via beauty
Prez: New policy is 'based on science'; athletes to be tested
Venue chosen for size, proximity to home Peoria diocese
In witch hunt over Bible tweet; squashing rel. freedom
Cdl. McElroy describes bishops discussing their 'numbers'
Shifts assessment from the individual to context of the act
Such as distinct 'ecclesial ethos,' evangelization via beauty
Prez: New policy is 'based on science'; athletes to be tested
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Just War Theory & the Iraq War
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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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Beauty is the proper condition of the liturgy, for God Himself is beautiful. If the liturgy is where we come to God and God comes…
In our unconscious reactions, we too privilege the pronouncements of modern science and regard other types of knowledge as, at best, secondary.
Unlike any other transcendent experience, the Mass contains the whole breadth and depth of life. It is birth and death and resurrection, again and again.
In The News
Venue chosen for size, proximity to home Peoria diocese
In witch hunt over Bible tweet; squashing rel. freedom
Cdl. McElroy describes bishops discussing their 'numbers'
Shifts assessment from the individual to context of the act
Such as distinct 'ecclesial ethos,' evangelization via beauty
Prez: New policy is 'based on science'; athletes to be tested
Venue chosen for size, proximity to home Peoria diocese
In witch hunt over Bible tweet; squashing rel. freedom
Cdl. McElroy describes bishops discussing their 'numbers'
Shifts assessment from the individual to context of the act
Such as distinct 'ecclesial ethos,' evangelization via beauty
Prez: New policy is 'based on science'; athletes to be tested
The Narthex
In Praise of Footnotes
If the celebrated humanist Erasmus could pen the remarkable In Praise of Folly (1511), dedicating it to Thomas More, perhaps…
READ MORE ON THIS BLOG POSTSpring Break
In Persian Gulf countries, missiles, drones, and cluster bombs are falling from the sky in wave after wave. Innocent people…
READ MORE ON THIS BLOG POSTHow St. Francis Xavier Transformed the East
St. Francis Xavier is a figure whose legacy deserves far greater attention than it receives. The West often treats missionaries…
READ MORE ON THIS BLOG POST
Topics
Anglican Communion
Preaching Christ Customized... What Does the Anglican Patrimony Have to Offer the Church?... A Slow-Motion Implosion… Lifeboats on the Tiber… more
VIEW DOSSIER
Higher Education
Twilight of the Universities... The Cult of Diversity at Providence College... Ivy League Culture Wars... Is Georgetown Still Catholic?... and more
VIEW DOSSIER
Just War Theory & the Iraq War
The Blood Crying Out from the Ground... The Woeful Plight of Iraqi Christians... Fuel Conservation: No War Needed... War’s Challenge to the Christian Conscience... 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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