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Javier Milei just handed Pope Leo XIV a copy of The Fatal Conceit, Hayek’s final book. But what was Hayek’s “fatal conceit” -and why does it still matter? Here are some key takeaways from one of liberty’s most powerful defenses: 🧵

He didn’t have to convert. He was a baptized Catholic. He only needed to go to confession. I spoke with the Austrian economist who was a care giver in his final years. He asked to see a priest, Fr. Josef Schassing, SJ. I spoke with Fr. Scasshing Who confirmed that he was called

Arrancan las II Jornadas de #PensamientoHispánico, con Michael Severance, director del Istituto Acton (Acton Institute), en una ponencia inaugural sobre Francisco de Vitoria y su influencia en el pensamiento tras la emancipación estadounidense.

I’m holding a copy of the new Religion & Liberty in my hands!

Yes, it would be difficult to explain digital photography to a medieval peasant, I agree.

I'm looking forward to welcoming 1000 people from 80+ countries to CityofGrandRapids in just a few days for Acton Institute's flagship conference, Acton University. #ActonU25.

This reminds me of why I loved attending Acton University as a professor, starting in 2006. I looked forward to it every year. The blue cluster on the left was the intellectual diversity of my college, the red cluster on the right was Acton Institute’s AU. #ActonU25

Read more Christopher Dawson. Joseph Stuart, for Acton Institute

My piece for Acton Institute: Let us continue the conversation—not as buyers and sellers, but as brothers in the great experiment of Western civilization. We have heard you. We are doing the work. Do not mistake our differences for disloyalty. Do not open what we still consider

Looking forward to #ActonU25!

What does it mean to think like an economist about the Gospel? My review for ⁦Civitas Outlook⁩ of ⁦Michael Pakaluk⁩’s Be Good Bankers. civitasinstitute.org/research/the-b…