Donor Relations Officer @KirkCenter | @ReverePublish Founder | Historic Preservationist and Editor | MA, Associational Republicanism and the Early Republic
The world needs honest and courageous entrepreneurs and communicators who care for the common good. We sometimes hear the saying: “Business is business!” In reality, it is not so. No one is absorbed by an organization to the point of becoming a mere cog or a simple function. Nor can there be true humanism without a critical sense, without the courage to ask questions: "Where are we going? For whom and for what are we working? How are we making the world a better place?"
Incredible how social media has made it so easy to convince yourself that being unable to hold a mature conversation with anyone you disagree with is actually a sign of your moral superiority.
This thing is the most powerful tool for self-induced delusions.
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Christians do not call burial places “necropolises”, that is, “cities of the dead”, but “cemeteries”, which literally means “sleeping places”, places where one rests, awaiting the resurrection.
Love conquers death. In love, God will gather us together with our loved ones. And, if we journey together in charity, our very lives become a prayer rising up to God, uniting us with the departed, drawing us closer to them as we await to meet them again in the joy of eternal life. vatican.va/content/leo-xiv/e…
“History is made by human actions and thoughts, not by irresistible abstract imperatives; and Providence ordinarily operates through human agents. The world is ruled by imagination.” — Russell Kirk, 1985
if you asked me to explain why everyone has gone crazy, i think the loss of collective history is a big piece of it. you exist in an eternal chain of history that is worth studying, preserving, and deeply loving. modernity isn't different, you don't exist outside of time
“The past is never dead. It’s not even past. All of us labor in webs spun long before we were born, webs of heredity and environment, of desire and consequence, of history and eternity.”
William Faulkner, born 25th September 1897