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  • The Gift Comes First: An Insight of Josef Pieper
    Catholic Church | Philosophy

    The Gift Comes First: An Insight of Josef Pieper

    Byhicksonfamily February 5, 2022

    Dr. Robert Hickson 2 February 2022 Feast of Candlemas The Presentation of Jesus and the Purification of Mary Anthony S. Fraser (b. Candlemas1949 – d. 28 August 2014) Epigraphs *** “To my dear friend, Bob, in our common loyalty to the Holy Faith. Gratefully, Bro. Francis, M.I.C.M.” (This inscription was to Dr. Maluf’s own very…

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  • Two Emperors in Trouble and a Mother’s Prayer for Her Groping Son
    Literature

    Two Emperors in Trouble and a Mother’s Prayer for Her Groping Son

    Byhicksonfamily January 6, 2022

    Dr. Robert Hickson 6 January 2022 Feast of the Epiphany of the Lord Two Emperors in Trouble and a Mother’s Prayer for Her Groping Son: Evelyn Waugh’s 1950 Presentation of Saint Helena’s Deepening Faith and Eloquence Epigraphs *** “’I know I am human. In fact I often feel [says Constantine himself to his Empress Mother…

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  • Pius V’s 1570 Excommunication of Queen Elizabeth and the New 1581 Jesuit Spirit
    Apostasy | Catholic Church | Literature | Protestantism

    Pius V’s 1570 Excommunication of Queen Elizabeth and the New 1581 Jesuit Spirit

    Byhicksonfamily December 30, 2021

    Dr. Robert Hickson 29 December 2021 Feast of Saint Thomas à Becket (d. 1170) Feast of King David the Poet and King (d. 973 B.C.) Also the Traditional Feast of the Holy Innocents (1 A.D.) Pope Pius V’s 1570 Excommunication of Queen Elizabeth and the New 1581 Jesuit Spirit: Hence “the Chivalry of Lepanto and…

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  • Evelyn Waugh on Saint Edmund Campion’s Life and Death
    Catholic Church | Heresies | Literature | Protestantism

    Evelyn Waugh on Saint Edmund Campion’s Life and Death

    Byhicksonfamily November 30, 2021

    Dr. Robert Hickson 28 January 2006 Saint Thomas Aquinas Saint Peter Nolasco (Author’s Note of 30 November 2021: Evelyn Waugh’s heart-felt text was first published in 1935, and dedicated to Father Martin D’Arcy, S.J. of Campion Hall, Oxford University. This current essay was first published in 2006 and will be published here once more in…

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  • In My End Is My Beginning: Maurice Baring’s 1931 Novel on Mary Queen of Scots
    Catholic Church | Literature | Protestantism

    In My End Is My Beginning: Maurice Baring’s 1931 Novel on Mary Queen of Scots

    Byhicksonfamily October 25, 2021

    Dr. Robert Hickson                                                                                  7 October 2021 Feast of the Holy Rosary              Epigraphs “We are to live and die supernaturally alive in a state of sanctifying grace.” (Solemn words often spoken by Father John A. Hardon, S.J. in his searching conversations with  R. D. Hickson down the  years.) *** “Gratia est Gloria…

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  • The Concept and Reality of “Nation-Building” — a Critique
    Democracy | Iraq | Military History and Strategy | Nation-Building | Uncategorized | War

    The Concept and Reality of “Nation-Building” — a Critique

    Byhicksonfamily September 3, 2021

    Dr. Robert Hickson 5 April 2004 The Concept and Reality of „Nation-Building”: A Moral and Strategic Critique of a Recent Long-Range Study A Note from the Author on 3 September, 2021: This essay was first written in Switzerland seventeen years ago. The author was then asked by several Europeans to write a commentary on this…

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  • Fr. John Hardon, S.J. in Rome in 1950: A Formative Time For Him Indeed
    Catholic Church | Progressivism | Theology

    Fr. John Hardon, S.J. in Rome in 1950: A Formative Time For Him Indeed

    Byhicksonfamily August 23, 2021

    Dr. Robert Hickson                                                                                  15 August 2021 The Assumption of the Blessed Mother Mary              Epigraphs “We are witnessing a massive effort to remake our historic Faith.” (Father Hardon, as spoken solemnly, at least thrice, to RDH during our work, in the early 1990s, on the final draft of the New Catechism.) ***…

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  • Joseph Ratzinger on the Priesthood and on the Resurrection
    Catholic Church | Heresies | Second Vatican Council | Theology

    Joseph Ratzinger on the Priesthood and on the Resurrection

    Byhicksonfamily July 13, 2021

    The Author’s Introductory Note (Written on 13 July 2021): The following recent (7 July 2021) comment, composed by Dr. Peter Kwasniewski in his essay for Crisis Magazine, has inspired my decision to publish (along with some of the contributions from my wife Maike) my earlier and searching, if not candid, essay of 18 May 2018. That…

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  • Money-and-Language Manipulation: New Methods of Modern Oligarchs
    Apostasy | Catholic Church | Family | Revolution

    Money-and-Language Manipulation: New Methods of Modern Oligarchs

    Byhicksonfamily June 24, 2021

    A Note from the Authors on 24 June 2021 (the Nativity of St. John the Baptist): In late  August 2012, now almost 10 years ago, while we were reading and discussing together candidly a variety of challenging books, my wife and I both considered a few recurring and connected insights in these counterpointed texts which…

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  • Maurice Baring’s Proposed Addition to The Romance (and Tragedy) of Tristan and Isolde
    Literature | The Sea

    Maurice Baring’s Proposed Addition to The Romance (and Tragedy) of Tristan and Isolde

    Byhicksonfamily June 16, 2021

    Dr. Robert Hickson 11 June 2021 Sacred Heart of Jesus Saint Barnabas (d. 60) Epigraphs: “September 19.—To-day I was on the beach with Tristram and he asked me [Isolde of Brittany] if I saw a ship. I said I did. He asked me if the sail was black, and as the doctor had told me…

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