Tag: Culture
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Fr. Preble: Duties to the State from a Romanian Orthodox Church Perspective
Fr. Peter-Michael Preble has this article published recently on Ethics Daily. Fr. Peter blogs at Shepherd of Souls, and Fr. Peter-Michael Preble. He hosts the Shepherd of Souls podcast on Ancient Faith Radio. I have a Scripture reading system in which I read first from the Gospels and then from the Epistles. I read this…
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Cardinal Pell of Australia: The Election
Finally the resistance is starting. Note the final paragraphs. Cardinal George Pell is the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Sydney. Emphasis mine. By + Cardinal George Pell, Archbishop of Sydney, 29 August 2010 Democracy is alive and well in Australia. Democratic processes are robust and generally followed with good humour. I voted at Sydney Town Hall,…
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Archbishop Chaput calls for resistance to intolerance of Christianity
Here is a man who understands the problem. Spisske Podhradie, Slovakia, Aug 25, 2010 / 05:48 am (CNA).- Addressing the first session of the 15th symposium for the Canon Law Association of Slovakia on Tuesday, Archbishop Charles Chaput of Denver called for Catholics in America and Europe to oppose the rise of a “state-encouraged atheism”…
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Moral Myopia at Ground Zero
Source: National Review Online By Charles Krauthammer Supporters of the mosque fail to see its true significance. It’s hard to be an Obama sycophant these days. Your hero delivers a Ramadan speech roundly supporting the building of a mosque and Islamic center at Ground Zero in New York. Your heart swells and you’re moved to…
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Chuck Colson on the Manhattan Declaration: Where do we go from here?
Peter and Helen Evans interview Chuck Colson, a drafter of the Manhattan Declaration, about what the Declaration means for the larger culture. Colson discusses the necessity of protecting the dignity of life at every stage of life, traditional marriage for the stability of society, and religious liberty which protects freedom of conscience. The purpose of…