Issue
August 2026
Featuring:
The Ethics of Consumption
Arthur Penty
Must our goods be cheap and nasty until the end of time? Or is there some moral imperative that must move our consumption, along with our soul, upwards?
Book Review: Piers Plowman
Theodore Xavier
The English poetical classic is steeped in Christian allegory.
This work predates, and even influences Chaucer’s Canturbury Tales. Our author gives a review of the poem from a modern perspective.
The Primary Allegiance of the Jews
Fr Denis Fahey
In the life of a nation, the community of families sharing
blood and soil, what place do the Jews play? Fr Fahey lays out some principles.
And much more!