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December 27, 2024
** What God Is This?
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** Carl R. Trueman in First Things
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Among the many beautiful artworks in [Rome], one stands out for me in particular: the Pietà by Michelangelo in St. Peter’s. It is a stunning rendition of Mary cradling the crucified Christ in her arms. The power of the sculpture, intensified by the aura that it receives from being located in that church, cannot be communicated in words. It is a true gem. It is a reminder that Mary’s experience of Christ’s crucifixion would have been unique: She witnessed not only the death of her beloved savior but also of her beloved son. Her heartbroken love suffuses the work.
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For First Things, George Weigel reflects on two extraordinary witnesses to Christmas ([link removed]) .
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For U.S. News, Patrick Brown expresses hope for a smooth transition of presidential power ([link removed]) .
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National Post cites Alexander Raikin’s work on assisted suicide in Canada ([link removed]) .
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On Beyond the Polls, Henry Olsen asks whether Democrats will get the message of 2024 in time to compete in 2028 ([link removed]) .
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For Catholic Citizens TV, Theresa Farnan speaks on a Catholic approach to gender ideology ([link removed]) .
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On Human Nature with Roni Fouks, Carrie Gress explains the history of feminism ([link removed]) .
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On The Fourth Branch podcast, Rachel Morrison discusses whether gender dysphoria is a protected disability ([link removed]) .
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In Commonwealth Dispatches, Brad Littlejohn reflects on a common logical fallacy ([link removed]) .
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In Human Flourishing, Aaron Kheriaty shares a recent podcast interview ([link removed]) .
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In Family Matters, Patrick Brown explains recent developments for the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) ([link removed]) .
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