Catholic Culture
Thomas Mirus, Nathan Douglas, Phil Lawler, James L Papandrea, Eamonn Clark, Peter SwindalA selection of articles and podcasts from CatholicCulture.org.
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The Clancy Trial and the Children Our Compassion Forgets
The murder trial of Lindsay Clancy ended on September 4 without a verdict. After nearly six weeks of testimony, the Massachusetts jury could not agree unanimously on whether she was criminally responsible for the deaths of her three childre...
9/11 and the need for militant Christianity
Twenty-five years ago, most Americans did not perceive radical Islam as an existential threat. That changed suddenly on September 11. Suddenly we began to take Islam seriously.
Or did we? In the wake of the terrorist bombing, responsible U...
9/11, God’s Warning, and the Quarter-Century We Wasted
The thing I remember the most is, oddly, the weather. September is usually the most beautiful month of the year in Connecticut. But that particular September 11th, twenty-five years ago today, the day radical Muslim terrorists murdered near...
The Mystery of Music, Part III
This is the final part of a three-part essay I wrote in 2014, inspired by an amazing book by a Benedictine nun named Élisabeth-Paule Labat, titled The Song That I Am: On the Mystery of Music. The book was translated into English by one Fr....
St. Alphonsus Liguori: Most Zealous Doctor
St. Alphonsus Liguori (1696—1787) was a priest, bishop, spiritual director, retreat leader, musician and composer. Co-founder of the Redemptorists, he was a teacher of prayer, and a very popular confessor, who knew how to bring people to re...
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Writer, podcaster, producer. Editor-in-chief at CatholicCulture.org. Host of the Catholic Culture Podcast, Criteria: The Catholic Film Podcast, and Lives of the Popes.
Writer and director based in Vancouver, Canada. Catholic. Trying to tackle modern problems in filmmaking and criticism with the aid of the Christian intellectual tradition.
Catholic journalist/editor for 40+ years. Author of books including: The Faithful Departed, on the decline of Catholic influence in Boston; Lost Shepherd, a candid appraisal of Pope Francis. Most recently, his first novel, Ghost Runner.
Professor of Church History and Historical Theology, and host of the podcast "The Way of the Fathers," from CatholicCulture.org.
Moral theologian. Creator. Endurance athlete. Missionary entrepreneur.
Examining culture from a Catholic perpsective.
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