Tag: New Oxford Review

• No One Wants to Hear This

  A Catholic reflection on the Church’s real crisis: not external threats, but the loss of interior life, silence, and true spiritual transformation.

  RMDell’Orfano

  April 3, 2026

  Mysticism, Religion, Uncategorized

  Catholic Church, Catholic commentary, Catholic renewal, Christian spirituality, Church crisis, contemplation, Contemplative Outreach, ecclesial reform, Faith and Culture, holiness, inner transformation, interior life, media influence, modern culture, monastic spirituality, New Oxford Review, prayer life, silence and prayer, Spiritual Formation, technology and faith, Thomas Keating, Trappist spirituality

• Our Messy, Ugly America

  A much worse tragedy is that millions of kids do not know their dads or even have one.

  RMDell’Orfano

  January 7, 2025

  Politics, Religion

  America the Beautiful, birth control pill, Catholicism’s Failure, Legion of Decency, New Oxford Review, obesity pandemic, soft porn, steamy love affairs, Sunday school, the Ugly American, TikTok, type -1 Diabetes