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"Here is God": Ronald Knox on the Real Presence – Catholic World Report

"The Trinity: Three Persons in One Nature" by Frank Sheed – Catholic World Report

Italy's last Queen Marie-José who plotted against Mussolini and wanted to shoot Hitler

Share However, even with the artistic and independent-minded Marie-José by his side, republicans narrowly won the vote. Born Princess Marie-José Charlotte Sophie Amélie Henriette Gabrielle of Belgium on 4 August 1906, the last Queen of Italy was the youngest child and only daughter of the future King Albert I of Belgium and Duchess Elisabeth of Bavaria.  She had a passion for arts and music, studying the violin under ‘The King of the Violin’ Eugène Ysaÿe, and found life in the court of Savoy stiflingly boring.  Eventually Marie-José (thought to be pictured during her engagement photo shoot with her prince) plotted against the fascist dictator, attempting to negotiate a peace with the US through a secret meeting with the future Pope Paul VI and supplying the Italian Resistance with both money and arms

Friendships that transcend differences — a Chesterton legacy » MercatorNet

The appointment of Amy Coney Barrett to the US Supreme Court last October brought to light two distinctly different friendships. One was between Barrett and a late Justice of the Court, Antonin Scalia, a fellow Catholic of serious belief and practice. Barrett was mentored by Scalia during her time as law clerk, and was strongly influenced by his legacy of constitutional interpretation. A more surprising friendship was that between Scalia and Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a secular Jew, who died in September 2020 and whom Barrett succeeded on the Supreme Court. Their friendship rested on a deep divergence of worldviews. While they differed markedly on legal judgments, they maintained a relationship of respect and camaraderie.

Snow Trax 15 | The Art & Science of Snowmaking | Current Ski Conditions

03/04/2021 | By Snowsports Journalist Daniel Gibson | See current ski conditions after this story | This week we take a brief look at another key function of ski areas that largely goes unnoticed by skiers, but plays a huge role in how good or bad the experience on the slopes is. As with snow grooming, making manmade snow is an activity carried on largely at night and thus out of sight. None in New Mexico do it more, and better, than the crew at Taos Ski Valley, led by Tommy Murray, snow surfaces manager. Here’s a brief look at the process, plus details on current conditions.