Essays and commentary from Dr. Kwasniewski on rite and reason, cultus and culture—eschewing political and ecclesiastical "correctness" in favor of the sanity, sanctity, and splendor of Catholic tradition
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Can Pagans Be Virtuous? Can They Be Saved?
A brief introduction to a profound question
When you study the annals of history, and when you consult the records of memory and experience, you can see plenty of examples of pagans—unbelievers—who appear to have, and to exercise, certain...
Introduction to Medieval Philosophy, Part 6
William of Ockham
As my goal today is to outline the innovations of William of Ockham, I will begin with his moral theology, which picks up where Scotus left off.
How to “Know More Than All the Secrets of the Universe”
One contemporary monastic author I especially enjoy reading is Fr. Luke Bell, a Benedictine monk of Quarr Abbey. He has published a number of richly meditative books with Angelico Press: The Meaning of Blue; Staying Tender; The Mystery of I...
Bugnini, Francis, Paul: Who’s Most Radical of Them All?
A study in the fine points of malfeasance
Any well-educated Catholic is likely to say that Francis was the worst pope ever. Manifestly, there has never been a pope responsible for a larger number, variety, and gravity of doctrinal errors t...
Introduction to Medieval Philosophy, Part 5
John Duns Scotus
The end of the Middle Ages is every bit as complicated as its beginnings, or probably more so. If what we refer to as “medieval philosophy” was born out of a sweeping effort to harmonize, unify, and illuminate diverse fiel...
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Writer, speaker, editor, publisher, composer; former professor of philosophy, theology, music, and art history.
Fr Thomas Crean is a Dominican friar of the English Province. He was ordained as a priest in 2001.
Recovering academic, public philosopher, freelance writer.
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