Source: Jon Miltimore via FEE StoriesReprinted with permission. Mass fear can result in censorship that is just as stifling and oppressive as government bans, history shows. William Shakespeare’s play Hamlet is considered by some to be the single greatest story ever written. Hamlet has it all: ghosts, sword fights, […]
Source: Fr. Mark Goring via YouTube Fr. Mark Goring on the Pope Leo 13th’s vision of an exchange between Satan and God, also the Marian apparition to Sr. Mariana de Jésus Torres, in Quito Ecuador, which foretold of a ‘spiritual catrastrophy’ in the Catholic Church and society, beginning shortly after […]
Source: Jerome Chong via YouTube What makes a person happy? What makes a life worth living? Is it money? Fame? Popularity? Or career success? We all know the answer, even if we don’t always live like we know it. All of these things come up short. There is only one […]
Source: The Kennedy Report via YouTube Apparently a nun was visited by John Paul II from Heaven, and he had some choice words to say: He barely escaped Hell, and Benedict is still the pope… There are reasons why this apparition is off, however, and we should be careful about […]
David Quinn interviews Crawford Gribben of Queen’s University Belfast about his new book, ‘The Rise & Fall of Christian Ireland’. They discuss the Christian legacy in Ireland (a net harm or a net good?), the early Church, the monastic movement, relations between the Church in Ireland and Rome, the impact […]
Source: Educe via vimeo.com Via Educe: “In week 14 of our #Activate series: We hear directly from our founder about what’s really under attack in our culture today. It’s much bigger (and more simple) than you might think…” Educe is a non-profit organization whose mission is to educate, equip, and […]
Source: Discovery Science via YouTube Challenge to Origin of Life: Cell Membranes (Long Story Short, Ep. 6) Cells can’t exist without membranes to protect them. So any explanation of the origin of life needs to explain the development of cell membranes. Some scientists claim cell membranes would have been easy […]
Source: Michael Pakaluk via crisismagazine.com. Reprinted with permission. In ethical questions, one has to follow the right method. Right method does not mean coming up with an argument that seems obvious to you, even if it implies that lots of thoughtful people are deluded. This is how the EPPC signatories […]
Public Discourse is pleased to share this webinar with Erika Bachiochi, with Alexandra DeSanctis, and Leah Libresco Sargeant. The program was moderated by Serena Sigillito, Editor of Public Discourse, and it was held on July 15th, 2021. You can purchase the book here: https://undpress.nd.edu/9780268200824… Visit us at https://thepublicdiscourse.com. Header image: […]
Source: Kurt Mahlburg via mercatornet.comReprinted with permission. Fighting the American version of Mao’s Cultural Revolution Critical, race and theory are three words that have been lighting up media outlets across the United States. A debate that began among cultural pundits has now broken out into the national spotlight, as parents confront school district boards […]
Source: Spiritual Dewdrops via YouTube Father Elpidios’ (Greek Orthodox) speech about the mark of the Antichrist. What it is and how it will be done. (12-15-2020) Transcription of Fr. Elpidios’ speech “The mark of the Antichrist” can be found here: https://spiritualdewdrops.blogspot.co…
Source: Francis Phillips via mercatornet.orgReprinted with permission. This new study takes a look at the famous Holy Shroud from a position of both religion and science. A Catholic Scientist Champions the Shroud of TurinBy Gerard Verschuuren, Sophia Institute Press, 2021, 240 pages People who read the title of this book […]