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'Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness'
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'Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness'

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I re-read the Declaration of Independence last week. It showed me the urgency of continuing that work today.See the Story
Why Catholics Are Patriots
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Why Catholics Are Patriots

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An American flag flies outside of St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York City. COMMENTARY: Devotion to one’s country is not only in accord with human dignity but essential for pursuing the City of God in a manner consistent with the gospel itself.See the Story
National Forgetting ~ The Imaginative Conservative

National Forgetting ~ The Imaginative Conservative

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The founding of nations always involves a willful forgetting and subsequent divinization of the founding fathers. The Scriptures are an acid that dissolves every attempt to produce an untainted origin story, and so a new nation. Throughout his City of God, Augustine accuses the Romans of willfully forgetting their origins. The philosopher Varro, Augustine says, “maintains it is useful for states that brave men believe, though falsely, that they …See the Story

Josemaría Escrivá: The Saint of Ordinary Life ~ The Imaginative Conservative

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Everyday life is the true setting for your lives as Christians. Your ordinary contact with God takes place where your fellow men, your yearnings, your work and your affections are. There you have your daily encounter with Christ. It is in the midst of the most material things of the earth that we must sanctify ourselves, serving God and all mankind. God is calling you to serve Him in and from the ordinary, material and secular activities of huma…SaintsSee the Story

Buckley: The Life and the Revolution That Changed America ~ The Imaginative Conservative

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The revolution that William F. Buckley, Jr., set into motion itself remains far from complete. In truth, and in Buckley’s mind, the main idea was actually to create a counter-establishment that would eventually produce not a revolution, but a “counter-revolution.” Buckley: The Life and the Revolution That Changed America, by Sam Tanenhaus (1018 pages, Random House, 2025) An accounting of the “life and revolution that changed America” might well …Republican Party · United StatesRead Article

Where Is Mount Sinai? ~ The Imaginative Conservative

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Perhaps the Mount Sinai of the Bible is not the traditional site located in Egypt, but another mountain in modern Saudi Arabia, whose volcanic nature would help explain the miracles described in Exodus. Last month it was reported that the ancient monastery of St Catherine at Mt Sinai is to be nationalized by the Egyptian government. The site was first occupied by Egyptian monks in the fourth century—the traditions asserting that the first chapel…Saudi Arabia · Saudi ArabiaRead Article

Sibelius, "Finlandia," and the Cry of Freedom ~ The Imaginative Conservative

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In 1900, Jean Sibelius revised his patriotic tone-poem, “Finlandia,” and its popularity grew in leaps and bounds. Suddenly the world knew about Sibelius, “Finlandia,” and Finnish national pride. Jean Sibelius Jean Sibelius’ tone-poem, Finlandia, wasn’t supposed to be the program headliner that Saturday night at the San Francisco Symphony. The main draw was the Sibelius Violin Concerto, gracefully and sensitively rendered by Latvian violinist Bai…Helsinki · HelsinkiRead Article

Shakespearean Philosophy ~ The Imaginative Conservative

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Who would have thought that so much philosophy could be found in such little poetry? Who would have thought that so much could be said in so few words? Next time you read Shakespeare, read carefully, and you may find more philosophy than first meets the eye. We have recently celebrated the feast of Corpus Christi, and the beautiful hymns Adoro Te Devote and Pange Lingua still play in my memory. Saint Thomas Aquinas wrote these hymns, and through…United States · United StatesRead Article

History: The Miracles of Memory and Tradition- The Imaginative Conservative

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The very excess of our present paganism may warrant some hope that it will not long endure; for usually excess generates its opposite. One of the most regular sequences in history is that a period of pagan license is followed by an age of puritan restraint and moral discipline. So the moral decay of ancient Rome under Nero and Commodus and later emperors was followed by the rise of Christianity, and its official adoption and protection by the em…Read Article

Struggling With Sin ~ The Imaginative Conservative

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Augustine, of course, was not the first to chart the cycle of lust, as anyone for whom the body/soul connection remains a work in progress well knows. I must now carry my thoughts back to the abominable things I did in those days,” writes Augustine at the very beginning of Book II, “the sins of the flesh which defiled my soul.” He has left his boyhood behind, the period during which he first went off to school, where pupils were regularly beaten…Copenhagen · CopenhagenSee the Story

George Frideric Handel: A Belated Appreciation ~ The Imaginative Conservative

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Though Handel continues to loom large in the world of classical music, he is valued for a small portion of his tremendous body of work—mainly “Messiah” and a handful of other pieces. But I continue to find fresh gems from this composer who, for all his fame, is not really all that well known. I came a bit late to the music of George Frideric Handel. Growing up as a classical music lover, I tended to take the great Saxon for granted. His Messiah …Music · LondonRead Article

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