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On a recent episode of Top Chef,  one of the contestants said while the judges were deciding who would be eliminated, "Things are so c...

The Thomist Inheritance and the Household Economy of Father Vincent McNabb When St Thomas analyses property in the Commentary on the Sen...

Pope's Address to German Envoy "Marriage Is ... Between a Man and a Woman" CASTEL GANDOLFO, Italy, SEPT. 13, 2010 (Zenit....

James Chastek, ramble on extension and Space as opposed to being

Thomistica.net: Conference on Philosophy in Theological Education honoring Ralph McInerny

Vatican analyst: Catholic use of contraception linked to silence of clergy I think someone had blogged on this before... maybe over at Ig...

Pope's Address to Brazil's Bishops "Division ... Is In Opposition to the Will of the Lord" The search for Christian u...

Today DPST posted the following in its update: ‎ "Because philosophy arises from awe, a philosopher is bound in his way to be a lover...

Byzantine, Texas: Met. Hilarion asks, "What makes you so sure?"

Has the Church ever endorsed universal suffrage? The Church does not endorse any particular form of government (in particular, the forms o...

Carl Olson, Benedict XVI's biblical theology summarized in 10 theses

Some posts at American Creation remind me that I have to re-examine Brian Tierney... Charles J. Reid on Brian Tierney and Charles J. Rei...

A review by E. Jennifer Ashworth of Joshua Hochschild's The Semantics of Analogy: Rereading Cajetan's De Nominum Analogia. The re...

The Call to Read: Reginald Pecock’s Books and Textual Communities by Kirsty Campbell Why Choose the Liberal Arts? by Mark William Roche ...

Evagrius recommended this over at Eirenikon : Common Patterns of Eastern and Western Scholasticism by Raimundo Panikkar. Still useful today...

Something from 2008, at Dominican History: Fr. William A. Wallace, O.P., Ad Multos Annos

"Bruce" writes over at WWWTW: There's also no such thing as discrete colors since the visible spectrum is a continuum bounde...

Fr Antoine Lambrechts recommends the following: For those who read French and want to read something thoroughly on the history of Cheveto...

Marxists’ Internet Archive E. Belfort Bax

Ite ad Thomam: Garrigou-Lagrange on Evolution (aka 'Transformism')