
Leila Marie Lawler. Also known as Auntie Leila: that friend your kids can't very well call Mrs. Lawler. Recovering the collective memory. I alone am left to tell you. Short (I hope) ramblings.
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My latest, published today at The Federalist:
The information op on daycare, particularly federally funded daycare, is going through a strong cycle right now.
“With this budget, New York is on a historic path to universal child care,” New...
The Story of Everything, a documentary - “The Story of Everything takes us on a journey into the origins of humanity and the cosmos, illuminating mankind’s most important scientific discoveries and revealing that everything...
The ‘special relationships’ built on pretense (Phil for CatholicCulture)
Pope receives Anglican primate, calls for removal of stumbling blocks to Christian unity
The Vatican’s Feting of the First Female Archbishop of Canterbury
Shawn Mc...
Michael Knowles speaks at length with Stephen C. Meyer about Intelligent Design. Meyer presents his arguments from evidence from nature and current scientific inquiry, including from evolutionary biologists themsel...
Dorothy L Sayers by William Oliphant Hutchison
Back in 1947, Dorothy Sayers presented a paper at Oxford to a group of students and tutors called The Lost Tools of Learning. You can read it by clicking that link, if you somehow have missed...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Married to Phil Lawler, mother of seven, grandmother of a score of grandchildren and praying for more. Kitchen sink philosophy. I alone am left to tell you.
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. Coming soon: his first novel, Ghost Runner.
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