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Award Winning Catholic Architecture Student Describes His Inspiration - David Clayton, The Way of Beauty

Could You Not Stay Awake for One Hour? – Ryan Kraeger, Ignitum Today

Father Donald Calloway on the Power of Mary – Patti Maguire Armstrong, Catholic News and Inspiration

Book Giveaway: The Kingdom of Patria – Shaun McAfee, Epic Pew

The Mystery of Christmas Through Art – Jean M. Heimann, Catholic Fire

Holidays are Holy Days – Fr. George Rutler, Crisis Magazine

What We Can Learn from the Benedictines – Susanna Spencer, Truth & Charity

I. O. C. to Stop Pro-Family Nations from Hosting Olympics – Josh Craddock, Aleteia∝

Can Traditionalism Function in the Modern Church? – Keving M. Tierney, Catholic Lane

Reason #9 to Reject the Reformation: Logical Fallacies – Joe Heschmeyer, Shameless Popery

Why Sandra Fluke Is a Household Name. . . – Jennifer Roback Morse, Healing the 21st Century Family

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The Art of Catholic America (July 17)

Art, music, literature — in a word, beauty — have in the life and history of Catholicism been a great evangelizing force. For a lesson in this we often turn to the lasting masterpieces and legacy of Christendom in Europe. But what about on our own shores: Is there an imprint on the U.S. from American painters, poets and the like who were Catholic? On Register Radio, we explore American artists and Catholicism in the U.S. with Robert Royal, founder and editor in chief of The Catholic Thing. Then we look at the ways the sexual revolution has impacted the professions — particularly education, psychology and medicine — with Jennifer Roback Morse of the Ruth Institute.

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