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Charles Coulombe
Heretic of the week: Ignatius Loyola Donnelly
ignatius loyola donnelly (1831-1901) was born in philadelphia to an irish catholic immigrant family. his father, a doctor, died young, and h...
Heretic of the week: Philip Kerr, 11th Marquess of Lothian
apostasy is a bad thing, whoever may do it; but it seems particularly bad when it happens to a scion of one of those grand recusant families...
King Arthur changed the way I receive Communion
july 1 is the feast of the precious blood in the traditional calendar, and in certain privileged places and orders in the 1969 version. it i...
Heretic of the week: Joseph Campbell
joseph campbell (1904-1987) is considered by many today – particularly those of a new age bent – to be something of a prophet. certainly, hi...
Heretic of the week: René Guénon
rené guénon (1886-1951) was a fallen-away catholic and convert to islam who is seen as father of the “traditionalist” school – which in this...
A prophetic essay to read on the Fourth of July
summer is my least favourite season. autumn is cooling and mysterious, and i love the whole harvest theme: michaelmas, columbus day, hallowe...
Heretic of the week: Arthur Conan Doyle
sir arthur conan doyle (1859-1930) was a physician and writer, renowned for creating the immortal detective sherlock holmes. less well known...
Heretic of the week: Herbert W Armstrong
herbert w armstrong (1892-1986) was an american prophet, in the mould of joseph smith and mary baker eddy – though his doctrines were far re...
When Anglicans founded religious orders
i love oxford. whenever i return there i am enchanted by the medieval origins of the university (and the achievements of men like roger baco...
Heretic of the week: Joanna Southcott
joanna southcott (1750-1814) was born in devon to a small farming family. she went into service at a gentleman’s house in exeter and worked ...
The family that could save Europe
a little over a hundred years ago, emperor karl of austria, his wife zita and their small children were forced to leave their last refuge in...
Heretic of the week: Guy Ballard
guy ballard (1878-1939) was a true american original. born in newton, kansas, he became a mining engineer and moved to chicago. there he met...
Heretic of the week: John Wesley
john wesley (1703-1791) was a cleric of the church of england who unintentionally founded his own denomination. born to the rev samuel wesle...
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