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Catholic Culture Insights

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08/01/2008 Paying Attention to Rome
07/29/2008 Women Revisited, along with Other Forms of Grace
07/25/2008 Our Policy on Women
07/22/2008 Shhh! Holy Spirit at Work
07/18/2008 Are We Open to Reality? A Little?
07/09/2008 How's Your Vision?
07/02/2008 Thinking Furiously?
06/27/2008 The Year of St. Paul
06/24/2008 Quebec's Spotlight on the Eucharist
06/13/2008 Heroism and Family Life
06/10/2008 Setting Mary's Life to Music?
06/06/2008 Catholic Experience: A Rich Variety
06/03/2008 The Virtue of Obedience
05/28/2008 Vive la difference!
05/23/2008 Catholic Principles in the International Community
05/16/2008 What's Coming for CatholicCulture.org?
05/13/2008 Reading Scripture Right
05/09/2008 Political Liberty and the Interior Life
05/06/2008 Intellectual Integrity
05/02/2008 M is for Mary

Most Recent Insight

Paying Attention to Rome

Roma locuta est; causa finita est. Rome has spoken; the cause is finished. Non-Catholics typically don't see the force of this famous expression, and sometimes Catholics don't either. Two major cases in point might prompt some to rethink their indifference.

The problems facing the Anglican Communion illustrate the perils for non-Catholics. As Cardinal Walter Kasper pointed out in an unusually frank address at Lambeth, the Anglican communion has to decide whether its origins and guiding principles are apostolic or merely Protestant. See Roman Catholic Reflections on the Anglican Communion.

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