The Ancient City by Fustel de Coulanges

I am happy to report that Fustel de Coulanges's "The Ancient City" is a great text to assign as a conclusion to two semesters of studying Greece and Rome.

(it's a long book; my students and I read and discussed the introduction; Book 3 chapters 3 and 14; and Book 5) pic.twitter.com/V7HxEsoH7b

— Pavlos Papadopoulos (@pleonidasp) December 10, 2020

Book of Leo

The so-called "Book of Leo" is an obscure work of some importance in the development of contemporary integralism. It used to be very difficult to find, but I've just discovered that the first chapters have actually been available online since 2016: https://t.co/7rjnRYfGF8

— Pater Edmund (@sancrucensis) December 9, 2020

When Was Our Lord Jesus Christ Born?

When Was Jesus Born? https://t.co/IMzizGS2N8 @NCRegister

— The Catholic Thing (@catholicthing) December 10, 2020

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Carter Snead Interview

The ingredients for a great interview are great questions plus great answers. Here's a great interview by Hope Leman of O. Carter Snead about his new book *What It Means to Be Human* (recently named one of the Wall Street Journal's 10 Best Books of 2020).https://t.co/n4g4g2bCZb

— Robert P. George (@McCormickProf) December 10, 2020

New Norms of Ecclesiastical Institutions of Higher Education

Vatican Congregation Issues New Norms for Ecclesiastical Institutions of Higher Education @cnalive https://t.co/Lg82DtQAYb

— Edward Pentin (@EdwardPentin) December 10, 2020

A New Book by Pickstock

Looking forward to starting this treat by @pickstockc. pic.twitter.com/nUnLKX1ghW

— Timothy P. O'Malley (@timothypomalley) December 5, 2020

Cambridge University Press