Tradition and Sanity
Peter Kwasniewski, Joseph Shaw, Angela Cuba, Fr Thomas Crean, Linton HatcherEssays 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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Our English contributor Fr. Thomas Crean, OP is a superb dogmatic theologian, whose work I always enjoy publishing. In this admirable essay, he has navigated just about every treacherous shoal without crashing a...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Writer, speaker, editor, publisher, composer; former professor of philosophy, theology, music, and art history.
Recovering academic, public philosopher, freelance writer.
Angela Cuba (University of Dallas, BA ‘10 and MA ‘13). Catholic school teacher, member of the St. John Henry Newman Association of America, book reviewer for Mater Dei Catholic Parish, FSSP.
Fr Thomas Crean is a Dominican friar of the English Province. He was ordained as a priest in 2001.
Editor/publisher of Wonder magazine (check it out on Amazon) and of the Substack “Lost in the Church"
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