New Oxford Notes: January-February 2017
The Cult of Diversity at Providence College
A Catholic college, employing the vague and undefined empty vessel of "diversity," is willingly suppressing its own Catholic culture in favor of an infection with Western sexual obsessions.
READ MORE ON THIS NOTE.
A "Climate of Fear" in the Vatican?
Bishop Schneider of Kazakhstan says in Rome today, churchmen "live in a climate of threats and of denial of dialogue towards a specific group" — that is, towards anyone not in lockstep with Francis's reform movement.
READ MORE ON THIS NOTE.
You May Also Enjoy
Von Balthasar was influential in Adrienne von Speyr’s conversion; he was her confessor, secretary and editor of her “dictations”; and her “dictations” profoundly influenced his theology.
The novel's anonymous observer finds all of us flawed, but there are good moments that befall him — he meets individuals who have acquired an earned wisdom about life.
Nathaniel and Sophia Hawthorne's youngest child Rose was vested with the full Dominican habit and became Mother Mary Alphonsa.