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George Weigel: Remembering Robert Wilken

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By George Weigel
| The Catholic Weekly Verified
This is the cover of “The First Thousand Years: A Global History of Christianity” by Robert Wilken. The book is reviewed by Brother Jeffrey Gros, FSC. (CNS) (April 26, 2013) Robert Louis Wilken – radical Christian disciple, devoted husband and father, distinguished patristics scholar, elegant writer, serious baseball guy – died on 6 June, a few months short of age 90.
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Keeping a republic: a 250th birthday meditation

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By George Weigel
| Catholic Review Verified
As we mark the national semiquincentennial on July 4, we might well reflect on Benjamin Franklin’s answer to Elizabeth Willing Powel, when the elderly sage left the Constitutional Convention in 1787 and the Philadelphia matron demanded, “Well, Dr. Franklin, what have we got, a republic, or a monarchy?” To which Franklin famously responded, “A republic, if you can keep it.” That brief riposte underscores a basic fact about these United States: that we are a democratic experiment in republican...
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5 plants that bring the best color to Pennsylvania gardens in July

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By George Weigel
| Lehigh Valley Live Verified
Most landscape plants deliver a fleeting performance in the spotlight each year. For some, it’s a few months. For others, a mere few weeks. By selecting a diversity of plants that peak at different times, it’s possible to achieve a yard in which there’s always something interesting going on as well as one that changes throughout the season. That approach also meshes well with the trendy goal of supplying a steady diet of food for pollinators.
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