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The Odyssey is proof that old things still matter—maybe more than ever (opens the original)
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Unless you’ve been living in a cave blocked by a rock (and if so, maybe get out of there), you’ve heard about, and likely have already seen, Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey. The adaptation of Homer’s three-thousand-year-old poem caused a considerable stir prior to its release due to some of Nolan’s casting choices. But those debates have largely been quelled by the release of the film itself, which has been a mega-hit at the box office—to the thunderous applause of both critics and audiences. Th
The Odyssey is proof that old things still matter—maybe more than ever (opens the original)
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Unless you’ve been living in a cave blocked by a rock (and if so, maybe get out of there), you’ve heard about, and likely have already seen, Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey. The adaptation of Homer’s three-thousand-year-old poem caused a considerable stir prior to its release due to some of Nolan’s casting choices. But those debates have largely been quelled by the release of the film itself, which has been a mega-hit at the box office—to the thunderous applause of both critics and audiences. Th
Anthony Fauci and lukewarm Catholicism (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: This essay was posted originally at CWR on December 26, 2023. In a recent BBC interview, Anthony Fauci reflects on his own “complicated” relationship with the Catholic Church. Fauci and the reporter are strolling the corridors of his new place of work, the Jesuit-run Georgetown University—where his wife studied, the two married, and their children were born. Passing the chapel where they tied the knot, the reporter admires its beauty. Fauci agrees: “Yeah. It’s really nice.” Does h
Anthony Fauci and lukewarm Catholicism (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: This essay was posted originally at CWR on December 26, 2023. In a recent BBC interview, Anthony Fauci reflects on his own “complicated” relationship with the Catholic Church. Fauci and the reporter are strolling the corridors of his new place of work, the Jesuit-run Georgetown University—where his wife studied, the two married, and their children were born. Passing the chapel where they tied the knot, the reporter admires its beauty. Fauci agrees: “Yeah. It’s really nice.” Does h
The Heavenward Schism of the SSPX (opens the original)
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In second-century Phrygia, a group of spiritual Catholics—the Montanists—claimed a greater authority than the institutional Church. Montanus and his two prophetesses said they had new and direct revelations from God: The end was nigh, and the faithful were to prepare with more stringent spiritual and moral disciplines. They fell into conflict with the bishops and were eventually excommunicated. Twelve hundred years later, in Italy, another spiritual group—the Fraticelli—began proclaiming that th
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