Caput Mundi
TJH, Patrick J FriddleThe Pursuit of Formation in la Città Eterna
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Ecclesiastical Terms of Roman Political Origin
In February 2026, Pope Leo XIV observed to the prefects of the Italian Republic that St. Ambrose “embodies an excellent example of the convergence between State and Church.” Having served Milan as the civil prefect, he was made bishop of th...
What Claude Gets Wrong About Magnifica Humanitas
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As an admirer of ’s work and a regular reader of his dail...
Christian Integralism is more American than Apple Pie
There is a strong tradition in American constitutions of christian Integralism. It is so strong, in fact, that every state constitution after the founding professed the Christian religion.
I believe that for these reasons both the civil a...
More than an NGO
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This essay is a reflection on one of the four marks of the Church: Sanctity.
I. Introduction
Last May, 133 cardinal electors gathered in Rome from all over the world to select the 266th succe...
A Short Critique of the “Neutral” State
No principle governs civil life in modern America like reciprocity — “If you respect my rights, then I will respect yours.”
Martin Rhonheimer, and others coming to his defense in Public Discourse, regard this principle not only as the curr...
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“God does not grow old. We must help our God to renew, not the buried past and the chronicles of a vanquished world, but the eternal face of the Earth.”
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