25Apr

From Stumbling Block to Cornerstone

April 25, 2024 Gil Bailie

Reflection by Gil Bailie When I look back over the more than 30 years during which I have explored, and...

29Mar

“Again, in spite of that, we call this Friday good.” – T. S. Eliot

March 29, 2024 Gil Bailie

Saint John Henry Newman: “How are we to look at things? This is the question which all persons of observation...

26Mar

March 26, 2024 The Cornerstone Forum

I am in The Crowd on Palm Sunday anticipating the arrival of The Messiah. What exactly am I anticipating? What...

18Feb

February 18, 2024 Randy Coleman-Riese

This month provides a number of themes for reflection, our national holiday honoring Presidents (specifically the birthdays of Abraham Lincoln...

14Feb

February 14, 2024 Gil Bailie

The German poet and cultural historian, Rudolf Borchardt (1877-1945): What they want, they cannot give.And people only give what they...

20Jan

January 20, 2024 Gil Bailie

Words are for propagation. All cultures propagandize in that non-pejorative sense, and when they are no longer willing to do...

10Jan

January 10, 2024 Gil Bailie

In the face of a powerful globalist movement, whose siren songs are as anthropologically dubious as are those now undermining...

29Dec

December 29, 2023 The Cornerstone Forum

No, Gil Bailie has not recently traveled to the Areopagus in Athens, Greece…he has, however, recently been interviewed by Ken Myers...

22Dec

December 22, 2023 Gil Bailie

In past years in celebration of Christmas we have shared a short excerpt from the Hoover Institutions Uncommon Knowledge series...

21Dec

December 21, 2023 Gil Bailie

“Sometimes, as in the cases of the iconoclasm and destruction of art that attended both the Protestant Reformation and the...