01Nov

The anguish of Pascal

November 1, 2015 Gil Bailie

“If we want to understand the anguish of Pascal, let us make an effort to recall the critical situation created...

31Oct

Cultural Bias

October 31, 2015 Gil Bailie

““The BBC is not impartial or neutral,” Marr stated in October 2006. ‘It’s a publicly funded, urban organisation with an...

30Oct

October 30, 2015 Gil Bailie

For those who speak of being on the right or wrong side of history — that old Hegelian-Marxist axiom —...

28Oct

October 28, 2015 Gil Bailie

If you are in our nation’s capitol — or planning to visit — don’t miss this jewel. A visit to...

25Oct

October 25, 2015 Gil Bailie

“Man is not satisfied by ideologies cut off from any source of real efficacy: the hour must come when he...

23Oct

October 23, 2015 Gil Bailie

Robert Kaplan has written an extremely insightful and timely article. His analysis of the preconditions that pave the way for...

21Oct

October 21, 2015 Gil Bailie

Amnesty International now has the distinction of being the first (of many) to run a pro-abortion ad aimed directly (though...

15Oct

October 15, 2015 Gil Bailie

“Even if it may appear that today the secularist spirit has reached its broadest diffusion – to the point that...

14Oct

October 14, 2015 Gil Bailie

A very refreshing, consistent theme of the synod has been inclusion. The Church, our spiritual family, welcomes everyone, especially those...

13Oct

October 13, 2015 Gil Bailie

In a “scientistic society,” argued the Italian philosopher Augusto Del Noce, “the abolition of every meta-empirical order of truth requires...