13 October 2022 Professor Matthew Ogilvie This week, the Federal Labor government announced that it would expend significant resources to repatriating members of the Islamic State. While these IS members are presumed to be noncombatants by virtue of their sex and ages, they have been part of an evil organization that raped, tortured and murdered … Continue reading Freedom for me, but not for thee
Christopher Dawson and the Intellectual Roots of Campion College Australia
by Karl Schmude This article appeared as a Guest Editorial on 6 October 2022, in the Christopher Dawson Centre Newsletter. To subscribe, please fill out this form. We don’t send too many newsletters, rather fewer with content rich, thought pieces intended to spark conversation and community. As one of the world’s foremost historians of culture, Christopher … Continue reading Christopher Dawson and the Intellectual Roots of Campion College Australia
WHY CATHOLICS ARE SUITED TO POLITICS
31 August, 2022 Professor Matthew Ogilvie Recently, a friend involved in politics spoke about an unpleasant situation. I shared my advice, which I thought would be midway between Machiavelli and Mother Teresa. My friend’s face lit up in amazement. He said that he ‘was given the exact same advice in the same words by [a … Continue reading WHY CATHOLICS ARE SUITED TO POLITICS