Five Anti-Catholic Myths Santamaria

Five Anti-Catholic Myths SantamariaOne curious feature of our times is the co existence of a nearly unimaginable rapidity of communications with an at times slow, even glacial, movement of ideas. Narratives that have lost any genuine explanatory power, along with the biased historical scholarship of earlier centuries, have become entrenched in the minds of millions, seemingly immune from being dislodged. Such simplistic queries as "What about Galileo?" "What about the Crusades?" are

in these never-before-published interviews

the Trappist monk Jean-Baptiste Chautard sat in the silence of his cell and wrote this classic book

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How the discoveries of ancient Egyptian scrolls shed new light on the ritual laws of the Old Testament