In this episode anita anand and I are joined once again by Rana Mitter, author of A Bitter Revolution: China’s Struggle with the Modern World, and Modern China: A Very Short Introduction, to discuss one of the most painful moments in modern Indian history, and its consequences

🌞 Aujourd'hui est une date particulière. Nous sommes le 25 mars, le Tolkien Reading Day, soit le jour où la tour de Sauron s'effondre dans Le Seigneur des Anneaux, marquant ainsi l'avènement des peuples libres en Terre du Milieu. C'est aussi le Dantedì, jour du début de la

Bangladesh Bishops decline government stipend for Catholic clerics cruxnow.com/church-in-asia…

On the most recent episode of All Good Things, Fr. Dwyer and I talked about my first St. Patrick’s Day in Archdiocese of New York, the persecution of Christians, St. Oscar Romero, and answered some questions from listeners! thegoodnewsroom.org/all-good-thing…

Today is March 25th, the day J.R.R. Tolkien chose to have the One Ring destroyed. Why? In Catholic tradition, this is the date of: •The creation of Adam •Abraham's sacrifice •The conception of Christ •The crucifixion of Christ

Pope Leo calls for peaceful relations between Christians and Muslims cruxnow.com/vatican/2026/0…

Men who begin to fight the Church for the sake of freedom and humanity end by flinging away freedom and humanity if only they may fight the Church.

Last May, Tom Cotton and I sounded the alarm on the CCP's attempt to flood our country with cheap Wi-Fi routers that make us vulnerable to cyber-attacks. Today, the FCC banned the import of all new foreign-made consumer routers. An excellent and courageous move from President Donald J. Trump!

She heard the voice; The promise of His glory yet to be, As time stood still for her to make a choice; Gabriel knelt and not a feather stirred, The Word himself was waiting on her word. malcolmguite.wordpress.com/2026/03/25/on-…

Although this great American singer was raised in a Catholic environment, due to her father's family's ties to the Church & her schooling by Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, she became more devoted to the Faith late in life, through friendships with Jesuits at her NYC parish.

How has physics learned so much about unobservable particles? Why has it hit a brick wall with string theory and other (so far) untestable theories, as Sabine Hossenfelder and others argue? Thomism illuminates both facts, I argue in "The Epistemology of Microphysics": edwardfeser.com/unpublishedpap…

Me when I have a brilliant idea that I don’t write down because “obviously it’s so good I’ll remember it”

The sixth Precept of the Church is to observe the laws of the Church concerning marriage. The Church’s teaching on marriage is rich and beautiful – the laws are rather practical! The Good Newsroom

Prior to his 1981 visit to Japan, Pope John Paul II studied the Japanese language on a daily basis for two and a half months. His tutor was Father Nishiyama, a Franciscan who had been raised in an orphanage founded by Saint Kolbe's companion Brother Zeno.

Here’s another practice worth recovering this Holy Week: it’s Reconciliation Monday! From 2 – 4 and 6 – 9, every parish in the Archdiocese of New York will have penance available. Avail yourself before Easter! The Good Newsroom

A cutting reflection from Cardinal Ratzinger, Good Friday 2005: "Pilate is not utterly evil. He knows that the condemned man is innocent, and he looks for a way to free him. But his heart is divided. And in the end he lets his own position, his own self-interest, prevail over

Those look like CDs in Fr. TJ Whites' hands. Are the Hillbilly Thomists being blasted rn in the Apostolic Palace?

Terrific win for expressive freedoms. Promoters of “gender-affirming care” were free to talk to confused kids and teens. With this 8-1 decision, the US Supreme Court reaffirms the right of biological realists to help troubled minors resolve their problems sensibly.

The relic of St. Gregory the Illuminator, preserved in the Cathedral of St. James in the Armenian Quarter of Jerusalem. He converted King Tiridates III from Zoroastrianism to Christianity, leading Armenia to become the world's first Christian nation in 301 AD.