For the month of May, my media ministry Word on Fire offered a challenge: pray 50,000 Rosaries on behalf of those who have fallen …
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Before Sancho becomes governor of the Ínsula Barataria (Chapter 42 of the second part), Don Quixote gives him advice about governing with …
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I have been reading and reflecting on Dignitas Infinita (“Infinite Dignity”), the declaration on human dignity published last month by the Vatican’s Dicastery for …
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Before Sancho becomes governor of the Ínsula[1] Barataria (Chapter 42 of the second part), Don Quixote gives him advice about governing with common …
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In Chapter 22 of the first part, Don Quixote saw coming toward him twelve men walking in chains.
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Don Quixote and Sancho Panza were riding and talking (Chapter 8 of the first part) when they saw thirty or forty windmills. …
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The concept of justice Cervantes employs in Don Quixote is that of St. Thomas Aquinas: “The proper act of justice is nothing …
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On March 12, Archbishop Gomez addressed One LA–IAF, a coalition of area religious and nonprofit organizations promoting social justice. The following is adapted …
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The more eloquent and powerful explanation of the difference between science and scientism consist of an image, that of a net, and …
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Now that I’ve had a bit of time to readjust to my normal rhythm and to think through the rather extraordinary experience …