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Jan 7, 2025 | 
lifesitenews.com | Matthew Tsakanikas
(Deification in Christ) — In 363 A.D., the formerly Christian Roman Emperor, Julian the Apostate, sought to destroy Christianity worldwide. He believed he could overthrow Christianity by proving false the prophecy of Jesus Christ concerning the permanent destruction of the Second Temple in Jerusalem.
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Dec 5, 2024 | 
lifesitenews.com | Matthew Tsakanikas
(Deification in Christ) — When America entered World War II, the precipitous event was presented as a “Day of Infamy,” the bombing of Pearl Harbor. However, Pearl Harbor was not an insider attack on the U.S. Constitution. It did not try to overthrow America, it only tried to intimidate it. The Japanese did not try to violate directly the most treasured and enshrined freedom for which Americans have always fought, the First Amendment.
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Nov 25, 2024 | 
adoremus.org | Roland Millare |Matthew Tsakanikas
Adoremus joins the Avila Institute in offering “Mystery and Mission in the Sacred Liturgy,” a series of four introductory courses on liturgical prayer and the sacraments, and taught by Adoremus Editor, Christopher Carstens. The first of these four courses, Exploring the Source and Summit, explores the life-changing encounter that we are invited to have with Christ in the Eucharist and how we can further enrich our devotion to the Lord and his profound self-gift in the liturgy.
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Nov 25, 2024 | 
adoremus.org | Roland Millare |Matthew Tsakanikas
The 20th-century French Jesuit priest, Jean Daniélou (1905-1974), along with his former teacher and fellow Jesuit, Henri de Lubac (1896-1991), established the Sources Chrétiennes series, a bilingual collection of texts from the Church Fathers.
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Sep 28, 2024 | 
lifesitenews.com | Matthew Tsakanikas
(Deification in Christ) — American media has not covered all that Israeli leaders, including former Israeli prime ministers, recently have said to warn us about Jewish extremists provoking further wars through terror campaigns in Palestinian territories.
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Aug 9, 2024 | 
lifesitenews.com | Matthew Tsakanikas
(Crisis Magazine) — In 2018, Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI addressed in an essay how the Vatican historically came to accept the idea of a modern State of Israel. It was only on the grounds of it being a modern constitutional State and operating according to international law.
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Aug 7, 2024 | 
lewrockwell.com | Matthew Tsakanikas
In 2018, Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI addressed in an essay how the Vatican historically came to accept the idea of a modern State of Israel. It was only on the grounds of it being a modern constitutional State and operating according to international law.
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Aug 6, 2024 | 
brownpelicanla.com | Matthew Tsakanikas
By Matthew A. Tsakanikas, Crisis Magazine, Aug. 6, 2024Dr. Matthew A. Tsakanikas is a professor at Christendom College. His publications can be found in: Communio: International Catholic Review, Logos: A Journal of Catholic Thought and Culture, Catholic World Report, and his Substack, catholic460.substack.com. In 2018, Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI addressed in an essay how the Vatican historically came to accept the idea of a modern State of Israel.
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Aug 6, 2024 | 
crisismagazine.com | Matthew Tsakanikas
In 2018, Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI addressed in an essay how the Vatican historically came to accept the idea of a modern State of Israel. It was only on the grounds of it being a modern constitutional State and operating according to international law.
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May 25, 2024 | 
adoremus.org | Donald DeMarco |Matthew Tsakanikas |Christopher Carstens |Jean Corbon
Marshall McLuhan, dubbed “The Oracle of the Electronic Age,” built a dazzling career around the aphorism “The Medium is the Message.” It is a phrase that won over students, fascinated the public, captivated politicians, and irritated his critics. As a master of wordplay, McLuhan found a variety of ways to spin his famous aphorism. He titled his 1967 book, The Medium is the Massage, playing on the mesmerizing effect that the media has on the public.
