Hilaire Belloc and the Catholic Cultural Revival
Hilaire Belloc helped lead a Catholic revival in England that was hugely influential in the growth of the Catholic presence in the wider culture.
Hilaire Belloc helped lead a Catholic revival in England that was hugely influential in the growth of the Catholic presence in the wider culture.
Jesus is fully God and fully man. He is like us in every way except sin. This includes having a sense of humor.
The crisis of masculinity is not that men have ceased to do strenuous things. Rather, the crisis is the fact that men have been told there is nothing worth doing strenuous things for.
It is true that we desperately need good men. Masculinity is a good and necessary gift from God. But we need masculine men, not “high-value men.”
Many young people appear to have fallen into the most antihuman way of life that any civilization has ever settled into.
Pause for a moment and consider what it means to conceive of a woman as something which could compete with a “virtual girlfriend.”
Just when we thought we had blessedly stamped out the cartoon, CCD “Jesus,” a newer, slicker incarnation of this caricature has seeped back into the Catholic Church in the form of “The Chosen”.
The movie “Letter to the American Church” is a ringing call to Christian pastors and bishops to speak up before the window closes, as it did in Germany in the 1930s.
We are the inheritors of the most profound culture the world has ever known, and not even the modern barbarians can destroy it.
The “He Gets Us” advertisements do not display true Christianity but, instead, a regime-approved Christianity.
Star ESPN sportscaster Sage Steele picked an unwinnable fight against a leviathan—and won. But she died, too. Her way is one the Church must follow.
Cultural relativism and dissolved objective academic standards have made higher education’s decline inevitable.
It’s well-known that J.R.R. Tolkien was Catholic and that his faith influenced his writings. But how did his participation in the liturgy impact his writings and his imagination?
A look back at a tense Beatles recording session reveals much about how our culture has degraded.
Two things make The European Conservative stand out among other publications: its high-profile writers contributing top-notch content combined with its sleek and classy presentation.
Should the Church “modernize” by becoming more like everyone else? Or, should she hold fast to her ancient, otherworldly beliefs, morals, and rituals?
To understand our current times we need to understand history. We need to see the good, the bad, and the beautiful of the story of our salvation.
TV shows in the 1960s began pushing the envelope of what was allowed, and now we have full-blown depravity coming over the airwaves.
The divorce of the sexual act from procreation has led to all our problems regarding sexuality today.
Dostoevsky wished to show how a Christian could overcome the powerful grip of modern ideas that denied the existence of God and spiritual realities more generally.