We talk incessantly now about identities. But built as they are upon the ruins of our actual selves, the ones embedded in given natural (and supernatural) bonds, we have ceased to have any identity at all. Living in the tiny crawl spaces of our own wills, shut off from anything outside their artificial boundaries, our individuality is wiped out. But if we are still alive and kicking it is because we subsist on the remnant vapors of Tradition with a capital “T,” that heritage of truth that originates in God’s creative Word. It is also because that same Word, mercifully handed over to us in the flesh of the Church, invites us back to our very selves.
Re-Source: Classic Texts
Articles
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Creativity and Tradition: A Framework for Sacred Music by Mary Catherine Levri
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Newman against Progressivism and Traditionalism by José Granados DCJM
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Tradition: Pieper, the Underground Man, and Us by Mark Milosch
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Owning the Future: Between Genealogy and Tradition by Terence Sweeney
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The Idea of Tradition in Del Noce by Carlo Lancellotti
Book Reviews
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Being in Love with Everything: The Unique Life and Thought of Albacete by Apolonio Latar III
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Lorenzo Albacete, The Relevance of the Stars: Christ, Culture, Destiny
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Will the Thread Be Unbroken? by Michael Hanby
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Sohrab Ahmari, The Unbroken Thread: Discovering the Wisdom of Tradition in an Age of Chaos
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