JOHN CALHOON & GRAHAM GREENE'S "THE POWER & THE GLORY": WHY THEY MATTER

WHY THE MASS MATTERS

Lessons from a Whisky Priest
Peter Kwasniewski
In February, I read a novel for a men’s book club (back then, we still had the good fortune to be able to meet for normal social interactions; March’s meeting got canceled). The novel was Graham Greene’s The Power and the Glory, which I had never read, and had always reproached myself for not having […]Read More

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Jurgen Habermas, John C. Calhoun, and Slavery
By Lee Cheek and Carey Roberts on Apr 03, 2020 04:00 pm
Perhaps no American thinker has suffered more from a scholarly hegemony of discourse than John C. Calhoun, whose work and personage are often dismissed by his critics for a single phrase attributed to him, diminishing the careful and complicated analysis he deserves. The careful reader does not have to be a devotee of Jürgen ...
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Christopher Caldwell’s “The Age of Entitlement”

A short history of decline  
Giselle Donnelly | The American Interest

Cardinal Pell Is Vindicated
Sean Fitzpatrick
“I have consistently maintained my innocence while suffering from a serious injustice.” These words, issued by George Cardinal Pell upon his acquittal on Tuesday, should both heal and haunt the Catholic Church. There can be no justice if there is no truth. And, even in the wake of inexcusable abuse by Catholic bishops, the truth […]Read More

Harrington’s Cake: Institutions, Power, and Virtue

Liberty and Democracy in Western Civilization

The Best Way to Fight Leftism

Aristotle's Revenge

The Hounds in Full Cry: Roger Scruton’s Conservatism