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Patriotism Begins at Home
Karl Keating
As I leave work, I drive up a steep hill. Below me on the right are rooftops. Towering above one is a flagpole that rises a few feet above the...
A Coterie of Catholic Sense
Karl Keating
In the days before the beatification of John Henry Newman, I received a copy of a 500-page encyclopedia of British and Irish converts to the...
The Apologists’ Rule
Karl Keating
In his autobiography, The Church and I, Frank Sheed explained how the London-based Catholic Evidence Guild trained its members to explain the...
The Bibliophile’s Problem
Karl Keating
For nearly 30 years I have kept a log of the books I have finished reading—not of those I have dipped into, browsed, read much of, or sampled,...
The Worst of Times?
Karl Keating
A few months ago I received a fund-raising letter signed by the president of a nonprofit organization that concerns itself chiefly with...
Unfinished To-Do Lists
Karl Keating
A few months ago my wife and I spent two weeks in England. She had several must-visit places on her list, and I had several on mine. Hers...
Borne Back Ceaselessly into the Past
Karl Keating
Robert McClory has a brand new book that seems to have been written in the 1970s. The title is As It Was in the Beginning: The Coming...
When Did We See Thee Hungry?
Karl Keating
The photograph appears in Christopher Hibbert’s London: The Biography of a City. It is captioned "Match seller, 1905." It shows a man leaning...
In the Beginning
Karl Keating
Year by year Catholic Answers has grown not only in the breadth of its outreach but also in the number of its personnel—we total nearly four...
What is Proper to God—and Caesar
Karl Keating
Like many Americans, I take much interest in politics. Unlike many, I do not think many problems can be solved through politics, and I often...

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