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January 24, 2025
** Joe Biden: When The Last Hurrah Met Catholic Lite
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** George Weigel
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This accidental president, who reached the office he craved long after whatever ability he had to meet its demands had dissipated, did grave damage to Catholic public witness in the United States.
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For World Opinions, Andrew Walker explains why Biden was “progressivism’s Chernobyl” ([link removed]) .
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On EWTN News Nightly, Carrie Gress explains the dangers of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) ([link removed]) .
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For First Things, Carl Trueman discusses the failure of modern sexual ethics ([link removed]) .
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In the National Catholic Register, Ryan Anderson reacts to Trump’s recent executive order on biological sex ([link removed]) .
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In Commonwealth Dispatches, Brad Littlejohn reflects on the role of freedom in an age of slogans ([link removed]) .
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Theology of Home has launched a digital seasonal guide for winter ([link removed]) .
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In Family Matters, Patrick Brown considers whether isolation is a luxury good ([link removed]) .
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Join Rep. Blake Moore, sponsor of the Family First Act ([link removed]) , and a panel of leading conservative voices, including EPPC’s Patrick Brown, for a February 11th event on Capitol Hill on how this year’s tax negotiation can make it easier for Americans to start and raise a family.
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