How to Live amid Civilizational Decline

To wander through the ancient cities of Europe is an experience every American should have. Not only are these places the origin of so much we hold dear in the West—democracy, art, music, architecture—but they are simply a joy to behold. Their imposing, grandiose buildings stand surrounded by narrow, cobbled streets stuffed with shops and fantastic eateries.

Yet one must also reflect on what all…

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The Holy Week Reader—Wednesday: Volo Ut Sis

On Holy Wednesday, the day prior to the Last Supper, Jesus lodged in Bethany at the home of Simon the Leper on the southern slope of the Mount of Olives. While there, a woman, probably Mary, the sister of Martha and Lazarus, anointed Jesus with spikenard—gesturing to and declaring Jesus’ messianic and kingly character. There’s some confusion as to precisely who all the key players are, including…

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