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Flannery’s Existentialist Stamp
In one of his last works before his masterpiece, The Brothers Karamazov, Dostoyevsky wrote The Dream of a Ridiculous Man. In this…
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Movie Review — Mad Max: Fury Road
Oftentimes I am sure I’m going to like a movie and am very disappointed. Rarely am I sure I will…
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God, Beauty, and Symmetry in Science
“Now, may our God be our hope. He Who made all things is better than all things. He Who made…
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Movie Review: Far From the Madding Crowd
Fans of “Pride and Prejudice” will love the new adaptation of Thomas Hardy’s 1874 novel, Far From the Madding Crowd.…
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A Child, a Song, and the Weight of Glory
In 2012, twelve year old singer Jackie Evancho delivered an exquisite rendition of Nella Fantasia. It is the vocal version…
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Two Takes on Chastity
Ave Maria Press recently published two books on chastity. While the books come to the same conclusions, the authors do…
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Movie Review: Ex Machina
Ex Machina, an updated story on Artificial Intelligence, is a new science fiction classic, with all the bells and whistles…
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The Messengers: An End Times TV Series
The new TV series The Messengers is an end-times drama in the battle of good and evil. But first, before…
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Gifts of the Visitation by Denise Bossert
Gifts of the Visitation: Nine Spiritual Encounters with Mary and Elizabeth (Ave Maria Press, 2015) is a story of grace, conversion and…
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The Second Greatest Story Ever Told
As one might expect, the first greatest story ever told is that of God creating the world and then sending…