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Friday, November 9, 2007

Europe and the Faith

Europe and the faith was created to tell a history of Christendom; giving both the common and unofficial history of the Catholic Church and Europe. The Faith is Europe, and Europe is the Faith. At present it is still under some major construction as this is the largest of my projects and requires the most time so it is going to be updated very slowly while I work with some of the other hot potatoes that I am juggling, and may be unavailable from time to time. It even has a new look now with a new header so feel free to stop by and see how things are going.

Edit:

Europe and the Faith is now open to the Public with some introductory essays primarily concerning the Protestant Revolution.

The New Distributist League


Athanasius has invited me to contribute to the new blog The New Distributist League. I had been considering beginning something of the like but had not had the time or motivation.

According to NDL contributor Philip Candido the League will "fill the function of the old Distributist League founded by Chesterton and Belloc during the inter-war period"; and according to Gen Ferrer, the new league will "face modern questions, debate, explore issues such as the family, liberty, ethical economics and the role of the State and religion in national affairs." Other contributors include Roy F. Moore fromThe Distributist Review Gen Ferrer from The ChesterBelloc Mandate, Kelly M. from the Next Worker, and John Médaille from The Distributist Review. The New League has recently been officially launched by its chief editor Athanasius, and as it grows to its full capacity and success with some of these talented bloggers behind the wheel, readers might expect some of my meager contributions to this new endeavor, so feel free to drop in and see how things are coming along.If you're interested in what distributism is, see John Medaille's page on distributism and Catholic social teaching.