20Oct

Ten Years Ago….

October 20, 2016 Randy Coleman-Riese

The Cornerstone Forum Board – Sonoma, August 2006 LtoR George Wesolek (d. 2014), Dr. Pat Tinker, William Shea, Tom Olp,...

18Aug

Shakespeare’s Sonnet 129

August 18, 2016 Gil Bailie

As an account of our fallen condition and the perennial temptation to escape into a utopian future, has Shakespeare’s sonnet...

01Aug

August 1, 2016 Gil Bailie

“We are probably the first, and we will surely remain the only, people in history to give over all elements...

04Jul

July 4, 2016 Randy Coleman-Riese

Some thoughts on the 240th anniversary of the founding of the United States of America. The ideas underlying the democratic...

01Jul

July 1, 2016 Randy Coleman-Riese

Ralph Stanley Bill Cunningham Among the many who ended their earthly pilgrimages in the past week are the two men...

19Jun

June 19, 2016 Gil Bailie

Here is something from Charles Péguy to consider on Father’s Day: There is only one adventurer in the world, as...

09Jun

June 9, 2016 Gil Bailie

Freedom exists, not that one might choose according to his or her passing desires, but that one might move toward...

06Jun

June 6, 2016 Randy Coleman-Riese

The modern world as a whole is a world that thinks only about its own old age. It is a...

05Jun

June 5, 2016 Randy Coleman-Riese

“Americans interested in neither nationalism nor socialism,” writes Jonah Goldberg, “are once more entering an era of political homelessness.” All...

01Jun

June 1, 2016 Gil Bailie

The preeminent school of self-sacrificial love is the natural family, consisting of children born of the nuptial fidelity of their...