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Mary Eberstadt

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Author, essayist, novelist, and speaker. Social commentary for the modern age. Latest book "Primal Screams" is available for preorder on Amazon now!
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Campus Keepers of the Faith

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By Mary Eberstadt
| National Review Verified
Signs of a religious revival gaining momentum in academia.
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Nie, nepatríš sebe Keď sa autonómia jednotlivca stáva modlou, ničivé následky vidieť všade

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By Mary Eberstadt
| postoj.sk
Carl Trueman vo svojej novej vynikajúcej knihe Strange New World (Neznámy nový svet) varuje kresťanov pred naivným optimizmom, lebo žijeme v „chaotickej, nezmapovanej a temnej ére.“ Je to rozumná pripomienka. Dnešná kultúra obsahuje veľa toho, čo človekom dokáže otriasť a priviesť ho k vytriezveniu, predovšetkým náboženských veriacich.
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Candace Owens and the Catholic ‘Monster Mash’

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By Mary Eberstadt
| The Free Press Verified
A zippy 1962 hit song by Bobby “Boris” Pickett tells the tale of a monster who comes to life in a lab and enlivens some other sepulchral misfits—vampires, zombies, ghouls—into a dance party. “Monster Mash” is campy and light. On Thursday night, a doppelgänger party that is neither campy nor light will lumber out of the ether into a different kind of life in Washington, D.C. That would be the “Catholic Prayer for America Gala 2026,” hosted by a group called Catholics for Catholics.
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