What Philosophy Truly Is — the School of Divine Wisdom
The root of the notion “philo-sophia” (“love of wisdom”).
Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira and the Social Kingship of Our Lord Jesus Christ
It was the Romanian edition of the small work Revolution and Counter-Revolution.
What Is Tradition? Fidelity and Treason
The lives of Catholics living behind the Iron Curtain were almost hermetically isolated.
Converting to Rome “in order to Become More Orthodox”
New martyr under the Communists from Romania.
How Were Adam and Eve in Paradise? The Vision of Saint Hildegard of Bingen
Saint Hildegard’s visions depict everything significant that took place in Eden.
The Story of a Conversion: the Extraordinary Encounter of Manuel García Morente
How could a distinguished modern university professor of philosophy believe in God, the Virgin Mary, angels, and saints? Before his conversion, to such a rhetorical question, the Spanish thinker Manuel García Morente (1886–1942) would always respond with the silence of a superior smile. All these Christian teachings and beliefs were, gently, labeled by him as…
The Colossus of Lombardy: Saint Charles Borromeo
"This visitation had been sent as a chastisement for sin."
The Resurrection of Lazarus from the Dead. The Surprising Interpretation of Saint Ambrose of Milan
"For He raised not Lazarus alone, but the faith of all."
Fighting the Snail: How Medieval People Thought
Every being or thing in nature has a divine reason.
