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China: first gay superpower?
Crunching the numbers, Mark Steyn asks the obvious question, about a society that (like India) can't stop killing little girls in the womb, all in the name of "choice." It's not the first time in human history that Liberation turns into Annihilation. Read more...
Published 1 month ago

How to avoid social discrimination: Just kill the victims before they're born
Ignacio Aréchaga highlights (requires subscription) the extraordinary incongruity of a society increasingly obsessed with forbidding every conceivable form of social discrimination --as well as finding new ways to kill the victims of discrimination in the womb. But this is an old story -- from... Read more...
Published 1 month ago

Courage and cowardice of a certain kind
Joseph Bottum discovers multicultural cowardice and multicultural courage in the university. He is suitably enraged, so much so that he urges the Poor Clares, say, to respond in a way that the pope wouldn't exactly endorse. On the other hand, if the Church can put up with the Jesuits'... Read more...
Published 3 months ago

One new, confused, utilitarian Catholic (English, of course)
On the website of the diocese of Westminster, no less, the only quote pulled out of Tony Blair's religious coming-out speech does nothing to quell the bafflement among Catholics at news of the conversion of the prime minister who never missed a chance, in ten years of rule, to act against the... Read more...
Published 3 months ago

Reason and faith
Kathryn Lopez quotes WFB’s Nearer My God, apropos his funeral Mass on Friday: “We do not abandon reason, we merely recognize its limitations. We reason to the existence of God, it is revealed to us that His Son was also the incarnation, and that such was His love of us that He endured a... Read more...
Published 3 months ago

A ray of hope in Saudi Arabia
An extraordinary statement by Abdullah, the King of Saudi Arabia, issued on March 24 -- the very day after Pope Ratzinger's baptism of Allam -- holds great promise for dialogue between Christians and Muslims. As first reported in L'Osservatore Romano and commented by Sandor Magister, the king... Read more...
Published 3 months ago

How Obama stereotypes blacks
Neuhaus says some of the Rev. Wright's ideas are crazy, and that Obama should know better than to associate them with "the black community":Perhaps the single most telling statement in the Philadelphia speech is this: “I can no more disown him than I can disown the black community.” The most... Read more...
Published 3 months ago

Freedom of religion: the key to understanding the conflict over the Allam baptism
That is Sandro Magister's interpretation of the ongoing polemic over this event. On the same page see the criticism of the baptism by Aref Ali Nayed, leader of the 138; Nayed regards the event as a "provocative" act -- in effect, he confirms Magister's argument.A reply to Nayed by Federico... Read more...
Published 3 months ago

Jesus R Us
Cutting Jesus down to size, as just another nice guy, has been the great achievement of mainstream Protestantism, as well as the source of its own self-destruction. Catholic institutions have had to contend with a like-minded theology that popped up in Sunday bulletins yesterday whose parishes... Read more...
Published 4 months ago

A bishop who knows how to bishop
Archbishop Gómez, San Antonio: "We talk a lot about poverty and discrimination and the lack of opportunity for our people. These problems are real. And we have to continue our struggle foreconomic justice and better living and working conditions for our people."But we also see many signs of... Read more...
Published 4 months ago

The wisdom of "don't ask, don't tell"
It could be worse. Read more...
Published 6 months ago

Richmond Watch: Turn the light back on
Find a way to nudge your parish priest into making more time available for his flock to "celebrate the Sacrament of Reconciliation," as the Washington archidiocesan leadership so nicely puts it. Stop waiting for Richmond's leadership to resuscitate this sacrament in a diocese where it has... Read more...
Published 6 months ago