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- Sep 25, 2026
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Wendell Berry and Not Me (opens the original)
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Several months ago, I finished the final draft of my new book, Not Just for Kings: Cultivating a 500-Year Vision for Your Family, parts of which have a definite Wendell Berry feel. I write about place and a strong sense of place here in Northern Fairfax County, Virginia. In Berry’s Hannah Coulter, the residents of Port William call themselves “the Membership.” For the same reason, I use the term Kith, an older term that hasn’t been degraded like the word “community.” You know, how everything is
The Secrets to Founding a Family (opens the original)
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It has been said that the future belongs to those who show up, which is to say, that the future belongs to the marriages and families that are established today.
The AI Priest of Orange County (opens the original)
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Over the past few weeks, I have written about a priest from Orange County, California, who has a substantial following on social media and opines on a wide range of religious and political topics. I noticed a month ago that he had published a column on Substack in which he used his mother’s tragic story of not being able to take communion for years because her Protestant husband required the use of contraception in their marriage. I noted that this priest seemed to have a problem with the church
Pastoral Mush Mouth (opens the original)
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A retired priest from Southern California recently published a column on Substack about a very private and personal issue his mother had with the use of contraception. It still appears to me that Arthur Holquin used his mother’s tragic situation as a device to promote his heterodox views on contraception. When called out on it, Holquin turned on me and suggested I was “attacking” his mother on a very private matter—a very private matter that Holquin advertised to his thousands of followers. Holq
The Church of the “New Gaze” (opens the original)
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Monsignor Arthur Holquin is a retired priest of the Diocese of Orange, California, who has a very active Substack where he sometimes goes hell-for-leather against those he does not particularly like, Cardinal Burke and President Trump among them. In his latest column, he opens up about his mother and father, now deceased, and what he called his mother’s “long fast” from receiving the Holy Eucharist. The issue that kept her from receiving the Eucharist for 30 years is that her husband, Arthur’s f
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