In the Beginning Was the Word

By |2017-11-04T07:31:54-05:00November 3rd, 2017|Categories: Christianity, Gospel Reflection, Joseph Pearce, Language, St. Augustine|

If we do not understand words, through the apprehension and comprehension of their definitions, we cannot even begin to understand the wonders and glories of the cosmos that the Word Himself has brought forth… It seems that Mark Malvasi, in his latest essay on these pages, seeks to continue what he calls our “gentlemanly epistemological [...]

The Mystery of the Magi

By |2023-01-06T10:34:53-06:00October 28th, 2017|Categories: Books, Christianity, Dwight Longenecker, Epiphany, Gospel Reflection|

In “The Mystery of the Magi,” Fr. Dwight Longenecker provides a great service by differentiating legend from Gospel and arguing that the Scriptural record is trustworthy and accurate. Mystery of the Magi: The Quest to Identify the Three Wise Men by Dwight Longenecker (320 pages, Regnery, 2017) Fr. Dwight Longenecker’s newly-released book, The Mystery of the Magi, [...]

The Art of Homily and the Conservative Critique

By |2019-10-08T17:41:37-05:00April 1st, 2017|Categories: Christianity, Gospel Reflection, Theology|

While ushering their congregations through a period of personal reflection and preparation, clergy have in the occasion of the sermon the opportunity to aid in the rediscovery of the church’s language, both as God’s medium of judgment and as his enduring, self-revelatory vehicle to the world… For clergy preparing for their flocks a meaning-rich Holy [...]

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