Ambiences, Customs & Civilizations

The following article is the second of a four-part series that features the life of Augustus Pugin, the renown English Catholic architect of the nineteenth…

The following article is one of a four-part series that features the life of Augustus Pugin, the renowned English Catholic architect of the nineteenth…

The dinner table was once a sacred space. The dining room was a domestic sanctuary where families and friends gathered to share meals, exchange ideas, and…

There is something profoundly unacceptable in the Notre-Dame stained-glass window affair: an appalling alliance to impose the ideological mark of modernity on…

One is struck by the great diversity of topics in Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical, Magnifica humanitas. Mention of human dignity, dehumanization, just war…

The lure of the perfect teaching machine is great. The reality is always disappointing. Machines simply cannot adapt to students’ needs as rapidly or smoothly…

For a long time, I have struggled with how to deal with AI. There are some very valid objections circulating about the new medium, especially as it pertains to…

By Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira (ACC) ‘Catholicism’ No. 40 - April 1954  As everyone knows, stories are children's first contact with life. Through…