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Patrick Brown

  • Writer and Editor, Freelance
  • Fellow, Ethics and Public Policy Center
Charlottesville, Columbia
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Fellow @EPPCdc, working on pro-family policy. Columnist @NCRegister, Contributor @Deseret/@TheDispatch. I had a marvelous time ruining everything.

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Medicinal Notes on Inter-Religious Dialogue

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By Francis X. Maier, Carl R. Trueman, Patrick Brown
| Ethics and Public Policy Center (EPPC)
Published September 9, 2026 The Catholic Thing For three of my 27 years on diocesan staff, I had the attached duty of ecumenical and inter-religious affairs. It was great work. We had good relations with local Protestant and Latter-Day Saint communities; cordial discussions with local rabbis; and personal friendships with local Greek Orthodox and American Jewish Committee leaders. With Islam, the story was different.
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‘Gaslighting,’ ‘Toxic,’ ‘Trauma’: How Therapy-Speak Is Changing Family Life

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By Noelle Mering, Carl R. Trueman, Patrick Brown
| Ethics and Public Policy Center (EPPC)
Published September 9, 2026 Daily Signal This is an adapted excerpt from Noelle Mering’s new book “No Contact: How a Seductive Ideology Broke Families and Friendships and How We Can Repair Them,” released Sept. 8 from Forum Books. In 2022, Merriam-Webster declared gaslighting its word of the year after searches for the term increased by more than 1,700%.
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Unlearned Lessons of 9/11, a Quarter-Century Later

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By George Weigel, Carl R. Trueman, Patrick Brown
| Ethics and Public Policy Center (EPPC)
Published September 9, 2026 National Catholic Register Several weeks after Islamist terrorists hijacked four planes, wreaking havoc in lower Manhattan and at the Pentagon in the name of deranged religious convictions, I was at dinner in the papal apartment with John Paul II and three of his closest associates. The mood was somber, which was unusual at that table.
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