With Dr. Henry Russell
Founder’s Corner
I Have a Copy of the Book: Why do Editions Matter?
Those who edited books once prided themselves on accuracy. Sure, some editors may have worked from a corrupt copy of the book without realizing it; they might even have been hasty (especially if they were pirating a book written in one country to rush it out in another); or the printer and typesetter may have been sheerly careless. But overall, they tried. Those were the days.
Great Men and Great Ideas
At this moment, everyone is absorbed in trying to fathom what happened in the election of 2024. How can it be that our cultural elites, of media, governance, education, professions and 65 voters were shocked into disbelief at the outcome?
The Rituals of Socialism
Irrational obedience has been the mark of the Communist and of the Nazi citizen as historically emerged.
The Glory and Genius of Lent
What is the first word that comes to mind when we think of Lent?
Light up the Goodly Night
Hundreds of local houses remain decorated for Christmas this year, long after the traditional end point of the Christmas Season.
What is a Catholic Classical Liberal Arts Education?
To start, let’s say what it is not. It is not about teaching Latin for its own sake, or reading classical Greek and Roman texts for historical interest.