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Saint John Fisher, Bishop & Martyr ~ The Imaginative Conservative
Catholic Church · Rochester

Saint John Fisher, Bishop & Martyr ~ The Imaginative Conservative

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Saint John Fisher, Bishop & Martyr If more Catholic Bishops were like Fisher more Catholic politicians would be like St. Thomas More June 22nd John Fisher, Bishop of Rochester Born at Beverly, 1469 – martyred June 22, 1535, Tower of London Canonized (with Saint Thomas More) 1935 Saint John Fisher studied theology in Cambridge, England and became Bishop of Rochester. His friend Saint Thomas More wrote of him, “I reckon in this realm no one man, …See the Story
The Great Tolkien ~ The Imaginative Conservative
Romania · Romania

The Great Tolkien ~ The Imaginative Conservative

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The astonishing appeal of Tolkien’s works to the millions upon millions of readers in the 20th and 21st centuries, joined today by millions upon millions of filmgoers, is evidence that a deep need and thirst for mythical imagery, religious values, and allegories of Good still characterize our fellow human beings. I learned with sorrow, from an article by Dr. Robert Royal, that Professor Virgil Nemoianu died this month. Born in 1940 in Romania, h…See the Story
Reviving Christendom ~ The Imaginative Conservative
Viktor Orbán · Hungary

Reviving Christendom ~ The Imaginative Conservative

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Five-hundred years on from the Protestant revolution and Christendom is not just dismantled, but in full apostasy. Can it be revived, and if so, how? St. Augustine of Hippo (354-430), who was the greatest Christian philosopher of antiquity and certainly the one who exerted the deepest and most lasting influence, maintained that a Christian state is the only type of state where true justice can be achieved. This is because, in such a state, the b…Read Article

Dostoevsky and the Cure of a Culture ~ The Imaginative Conservative

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In the few decades after Dostoevsky wrote “Demons,” revolution spread across Russia in a wave of chaos which has yet to end. All cultures and all eras face a similar trial. We can look at the America of our time with Dostoevsky’s eyes—with a similar worry and yet with a similar hope. Demons: A Novel in Three Parts by Fyodor Dostoevsky When a culture is sick, how can it be cured? If an entire people is possessed, how can they be freed? Is such a …Russia, Moscow Oblast · RussiaRead Article

Edmund Burke and the Defense of America ~ The Imaginative Conservative

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The most interesting response from Parliament to the imperial crisis came, not surprisingly, from Edmund Burke. An Irishman by birth, Burke had been raised Church of England though his mother and sister were Roman Catholic. Crucially, this upbringing in a mixed family radically shapedIreland · IrelandRead Article

Unsung Heroes of Harvard ~ The Imaginative Conservative

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Amidst the battered “Veritas” of Harvard, there are a few still heroically walking in the footsteps of their Catholic predecessors. It is ironic and risible in the extreme that the motto of Harvard University is “Veritas” because that once-illustrious institution has long since abandoned any belief in objective verity. It has ceased to seek answers to Pilate’s question, Quid est veritas? and only asks it in the rhetorical sense that it is unansw…Harvard · CambridgeRead Article

The Liberation of Florence ~ The Imaginative Conservative

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I started out for Florence in the morning in a state of feverish excitement, and the recollection of the sights of that day makes it difficult to write even now. We drove down the hill from San Casciano to the Greve valley with a sense of overwhelming tragedy. The destruction of Florence seemed the end of all civilization. How long would this situation last? On August 11 the German forces defending the north bank of the Arno in the center of Flo…Florence, Toscana · FlorenceRead Article

From Paradise Lost to Paradise Regained ~ The Imaginative Conservative

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It is only his love given in contemplation that can suffuse and surcharge our impoverished love with the only love that can lead us back from Paradise lost to Paradise regained. The very reason why Christ sent out his love on theRead Article

The Importance of the Kingdom of God ~ The Imaginative Conservative

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The idea of kingship, which the ancient cultures understood, is necessary for us to own as well. It is a necessary part of the Christian imagination, not to be cast aside simply because literal kings form little or no part of our experience.CultureRead Article

The Genius & the Impresario: True Diversity in Higher Education ~ The Imaginative Conservative

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This spring, two emeritus philosophers at the University of Notre Dame—Alasdair MacIntyre and David Solomon—died. No doubt the advocates of progressive “diversity” would say that these two were symptomatic of the lack of that magical quality. But what made for their diversity was a different set of gifts that enriched the University of Notre Dame, academia, the Catholic Church (and Christians generally), and indeed the world of ideas. I am certa…David Solomon · Notre DameRead Article

Belloc the Pilgrim ~ The Imaginative Conservative

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Hilaire Belloc’s final words of wisdom might enable us to become truly oriented, taking the right path at the right pace to the right place. How do we get to heaven? The answer, it seems, is on foot. Hilaire Belloc was a man of many talents and a man of many parts. He wrote poetry and prose; he wrote fiction and non-fiction; he wrote for children and for grown-ups. He was a poet, novelist, satirist, historian, political philosopher, Catholic apo…Slovenia · SloveniaRead Article

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