Eric Scheske

A good post-mortem on the feminist movement [http://www.commentarymagazine.com/article.asp?aid=12104044_1]by Dan Seligman in Commentary. Here's one of many intriguing quotes: > A final obstacle to the resurrection of the women's movement is that Americans have been gradually discovering

Things are really hopping in the fourth century. Our friend, Mike Aquilina [http://www.mikeaquilina.com], the leading Catholic writer on the ancient Church fathers, has started a blog of sorts, devoted to the first Christian teachers. Get yourself a free screen-saver and some other fun stuff at www.

What a strange country we've become. You can get an abortion any time you want and for any reason. The people who provide you this "service" are hardly regulated by the government. But if you choose to have a baby, and have that baby in your

It's been a year since John Paul II went to his reward. Apologies for a personal reflection, but I owe the guy a lot. I drifted away from the faith in college, became an example of how a little learning can make you quite a dumb guy. I

It's final four weekend. And I Am Charlotte Simmons, Tom Wolfe's satire of college basketball programs and higher education in the 21st century, is back in the news. The 2004 book is now out in paperback, and Wolfe has just been tapped to deliver the prestigious

Probably doesn't need any comment from me. From a March 29th Reuters news report: > Muslims in Shkoder, in northern Albania, are opposing plans to erect a statue to the Roman Catholic nun Mother Teresa, an ethnic Albanian who is in line for elevation to sainthood by the

Hello, I'm David Scott. You should accept no substitutes for Eric Scheske, but unfortunately, for the next few days you're going to have to. Here's something to get us started. At least it got my brain working a little on this Friday morning at