Secret Tentative Intimation
The greatest challenge to my conscience at Guantanamo came right at the start, right when I was least prepared. The post Secret Tentative Intimation appeared first on Ethics & Public Policy Center.
View ArticleThe German “Catholic” Hymnal Before the Synodal Way
A deep dive into the differences between hymns today and those of the past. The post The German “Catholic” Hymnal Before the Synodal Way appeared first on Ethics & Public Policy Center.
View ArticleGermany’s Synodal Way Hymnal, Part 2: Trojan Horse Hymns
The fate of one of the most famous traditional German Catholic hymns following the Second Vatican Council offers an example of how the Church in Germany used what I call “Trojan Horse hymns” to...
View ArticleWhy do heretics remain in the Church?
The counterfactual optimism of heretics keeps them in the Church while working to destroy it. The post Why do heretics remain in the Church? appeared first on Ethics & Public Policy Center.
View ArticleUS Bishops Anchor Opposition to Gender Body Mutilation in Creation
“We did not create human nature; it is a gift from a loving Creator.” The post US Bishops Anchor Opposition to Gender Body Mutilation in Creation appeared first on Ethics & Public Policy Center.
View ArticleIntroduction to “The Bride of Alexius”
Jennifer Bryson has published an introduction to a story by Ida Friederike Görres in a new collection of short stories by twentieth-century Catholic authors. The post Introduction to “The Bride of...
View ArticleInterrogating Terrorists at Guantanamo Bay
Between 2004 and 2006 Jennifer Bryson served as a lead interrogator at the infamous Guantanamo Bay detention camp in Cuba. The post Interrogating Terrorists at Guantanamo Bay appeared first on Ethics...
View ArticleTeach Children About Creation: Why and How
Complicated debates about creation rage. The post Teach Children About Creation: Why and How appeared first on Ethics & Public Policy Center.
View ArticleFratelli Non Tutti: Trads Not Included
Though American tradition-loving Catholics, truly on the margins in the era of Pope Francis, know that we are not included in the “margins” deemed worthy of being “listened” to. The post Fratelli Non...
View ArticleDoes Modern Man Have a Capacity for Liturgy?
Does modern man still have a capacity for liturgy? The post Does Modern Man Have a Capacity for Liturgy? appeared first on Ethics & Public Policy Center.
View ArticleIda Friederike Görres: A Forgotten Catholic Rediscovered
Ida Friederike who?? The post Ida Friederike Görres: A Forgotten Catholic Rediscovered appeared first on Ethics & Public Policy Center.
View ArticleThrough Lent with the Stations of the Cross
This book is not about helping Catholics compete in some sort of Lenten Olympics, in which the gold medal goes to the person who can tallying up the most laps around the Lenten track. The post Through...
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