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The Tide is Turning Toward Catholicism Because The Pope of Christian Unity (Pope Benedict XVI) Is Gathering the Scattered Flocks Left Behind by Those Who Thought They Knew Better Than The Church
The Catholic Church has always had a bull’s-eye attached to it, and in truth many of us wouldn’t want it any other way, for when we are almost universally loved, as has happened a few times in the las… more →
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November 28 in history
homepaddock wrote 2 weeks ago: On November 28: 1520 Three ships under the command of Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan reached … more →
Addressing the Historical Context of "Our Lady of Fatima"
Phil wrote 2 weeks ago: 31To the Jews who had believed him, Jesus said, “If you hold to my teaching, you are really my … more →
The Tide is Turning Toward Catholicism Because The Pope of Christian Unity (Pope Benedict XVI) Is Gathering the Scattered Flocks Left Behind by Those Who Thought They Knew Better Than The Church
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Dave Hartline wrote 2 weeks ago: The Catholic Church has always had a bull’s-eye attached to it, and in truth many of us wouldn’t wan … more →
Our treasured family values: scribbling like a mad potato like the one I saw in a run-down wet market filled with earthworms, screaming beggars, fighting vendors, and siesta-fanatics eager to forget the trauma caused by Ondoy and Pepeng who weren't even invited to attend Pacman's victory party over Pacmom's debut movie about happy families resembling one another but that every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way, only to realize that it was Tolstoy who said that in Anna Karenina (not the TV soap) just to prove that he's a prrrrrrrroud Rrrrrrrrrussian and that I'm not... but there's still sunshine left!
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Pepe wrote 2 weeks ago: Like all the best families, we have our share of eccentricities, of impetuous and wayward youngsters … more →
From the archive of struggle, no.39: Trotsky in Glasgow special feature
antigerman wrote 2 weeks ago: This week’s feature archive is the University of Glasgow’s Special Collections. Specific … more →
International Socialist Review - Issue 68
rikowski wrote 3 weeks ago: INTERNATIONAL SOCIALIST REVIEW – ISSUE 68 International Socialist Review, Issue 68 is now out http:/ … more →
The New Religion
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Joe Hargrave wrote 1 month ago: This is from my personal blog – an exploration of what I think is the new secular religion. I … more →
Guest Blog: Hannah Claydon's Diary of a Forever Manchester Student
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4evrmanchester wrote 1 month ago: Hannah Claydon is the guest blogger this week and guess what? She’s Forever Manchester! … more →
The Worker, Scarcity, & Violence
Jack Stephens wrote 2 months ago: The mines of Serra Pelada by Sebastião Salgado. At The Excerpt Mill I quote Sartre: Engels was right … more →
How We Used to Live [In Squalor]
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4evrmanchester wrote 2 months ago: You can experience a bit of Manchester’s past this weekend, by visiting the archaeological excavatio … more →
Flickrfan: There, Where the Manifesto Began
sgarrett6 wrote 2 months ago: Photographed by EricMagnuson Over 150 years ago at this reading desk in a quiet corner of Chetham … more →
Lecture on Friedrich Engels at Milton Keynes central library
mkcommunists wrote 3 months ago: Milton Keynes Literary Lecture at Milton Keynes Central Library Wednesday 23 September 2009 7pm for … more →
A biography of Friedrich Engels
Umer wrote 3 months ago: From The Economist The self-effacing friend who enabled “Das Kapital” to be written Corbis Marx’s Ge … more →
Dressing chauvinistic hatred up as ‘class warfare’ or ‘anti-imperialism’ does not make it a good thing
Marko Attila Hoare wrote 3 months ago: One of the most insidious things about the radical left-wing discourse of class warfare and imperial … more →
homage to lonely, part 2 — platforms, crowds, the horizontal
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Trane DeVore wrote 4 months ago: There is something distasteful about the very bustle of the streets, something that is abhorrent to … more →
The Class Analysis
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Joe Hargrave wrote 4 months ago: At the request of my friend and fellow contributor to The American Catholic, Darwin Catholic, I will … more →
Marx Shrugged: Introduction
Umer wrote 5 months ago: (The following is an attempt to understand Marxism as a social and economic ideology from a non-tech … more →
Marx: The Dancer and The Dance
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oldrope wrote 5 months ago: Skanking Karl Last Friday saw the inaugural (if not yet international) Communism Is The Movement Bef … more →
Marx Shrugged: Introduction
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Zia Ahmad wrote 5 months ago: (The following is an attempt to understand Marxism as a social and economic ideology from a non-tech … more →
