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Not a few cathedrals were for a time repurposed as “Temples of Reason,” as the mob sought to erase French history and all things Christian in the name of Liberty, Equality and Fraternity. In his Freemasonry And The Anti-Christian Movement (M.H. Gill and Son Limited, Dublin, 1930), Father E. Cahill, S.J., writes:

In Ayn Rand’s classic 1957 novel, Atlas Shrugged, the captains of industry decide to absent themselves from society to prove their importance to the economic well-being of the world. While Rand’s target was greedy and inefficient government, the message is clear. Without the elites, Ayn thought, society grinds to a halt.

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Christopher Columbus belongs to the Church, and any affront to him is directed at the Church, which has the duty to defend his memory.

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Christopher Ferrara With the decision in Soos v. Cuomo, federal district Judge Gary L. Sharpe has removed religious gatherings from the virtual ghetto in which Governor Cuomo, his Attorney General and New York’s Mayor Bill de Blasio had placed them under Cuomo’s crazy-quilt scheme of executive orders by which he is enforcing his increasingly indefensible, and in many applications patently ridiculous, COVID-19 lockdown.

The category error of “white” is more than just occasionally annoying. It is downright pernicious. It is an artificial assaying of people into census-sized herds, but the concept of race itself is—does this really need saying?—poisoned with anti-human devilry. Hannah Arendt’s Origins of Totalitarianism presents a very good outline of how nation-states rose up by drawing lines between people based on made-up criteria and then absolutizing those arbitrary lines as frontiers between citizens and sub-humans. Without prompting from me, any reader can easily rehearse for him- or herself what all this came to in the twentieth century and now into the twenty-first.

Bishop Schneider’s reflections, based in great part on his book-length interview Christus Vincit: Christ’s Triumph Over the Darkness of the Age, expand on certain points of its discussion of Vatican II, in light of recent debate. Originally published by Angelico Press in October 2019, Christus Vincit is set to be released this week in German and Portuguese.

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