Monthly Archives: July 2005

by Aidan Nichols OPPart 3I come now to the third part of my paper which concerns the present state of Catholic-Orthodox relations. After a preparatory phase of initial contacts known as the ‘dialogue of charity’, the Catholic-Orthodox theological dialogue was … Continue reading →

by Aidan Nichols OPPart 2I turn now to the actual genesis of the schism from a Catholic standpoint, along with some account – necessarily summary and unadorned – of the four historic ‘dividing issues’: those disputed questions which historians can … Continue reading →

by Aidan Nichols OPIn this article I attempt an overview in four parts. First, I shall discuss why Catholics should not only show some ecumenical concern for Orthodoxy but also treat the Orthodox as their privileged or primary ecumenical partner. … Continue reading →

According to this article Dan Brown actually believes the stuff he wrote about Jesus & Mary Magdalene — being married, living long life, having children — in his outrageously best selling novel, The Da Vinci Code. Yet, here’s … WHAT … Continue reading →

There have always been people without judgment but this is the first era in which being nonjudgmental is considered good — though how anything can be considered good if you are nonjudgmental is another puzzle. — Thomas Sowell