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Despite misogyny and anti-Catholicism at every turn, Alice von Hildebrand was a professor of philosophy for nearly 40 years in New York City. In a climate of relativism, she championed the objectivity of truth.
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Alice von Hildebrand is a household name to many who know her from her countless EWTN appearances, her books, and her extensive articles and essays. What is little known is the story of her life, notably the thirty-seven years she spent at Hunter College in New York City.
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ALICE VON HILDEBRAND. Home. Articles. Videos. Books. Donate. More. WOMEN AND REDEMPTION. Catholic News Agency June, 2015. Read more. MORAL COURAGE ... ©2019 by the Dietrich von Hildebrand Legacy Project. bottom of page ...
Mary, Queen of Widows - Alice von Hildebrand
ALICE VON HILDEBRAND. Mary is the gem of God’s creation. For God made great things in her ("quia fecit in me magna qui potens est "). She has been honored as Virgin, Spouse, and Mother, but we tend to forget that she also was a widow and …
Reverence: the Mother of All Virtues - Alice von Hildebrand
Plato saw clearly that reverence is a key virtue. Dietrich von Hildebrand calls it, “the mother of all virtues,” because none of them can possibly blossom without being animated by a feeling of awe for the greatness of creation—a creation that clearly points to a creator.
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Alice von Hildebrand on Transformation in Christ: Chapter 6 "Contemplation: The Present Moment"
The Moral Weight of Words - Alice von Hildebrand
ALICE VON HILDEBRAND. New Oxford Review. February 2007. Man's nobility and greatness are expressed by his capacity to use words that enable him to communicate with his neighbors. One of the problems we all face is that when we discuss deep experiences, we feel that words prove to be pitifully inadequate. We often say, ''Words fail me."
The Meaning and Purpose of Marriage - Alice von Hildebrand
Prior to his conversion to the Catholic Church, Dietrich von Hildebrand already had a high idea of marriage; he deeply sensed its beauty and sacredness. But the moment he entered the Holy Ark, this appreciation deepened considerably.
Truth or Charity? - Alice von Hildebrand
Another widespread danger is what Dietrich von Hildebrand calls "a lack of discretion"—a virtue of key importance in the apostolate and often forgotten or very little respected. Solomon proclaimed that there is time for speaking, and a time for silence.
Two Key Words of Human Existence: Love the ... - Alice von …
ALICE VON HILDEBRAND. New Oxford Review. June, 2009. Recently I was told that a particular cardinal enjoys great popularity; “He gets along with everybody.” This was meant as a compliment, but I have my doubts. True, there are people who have a pleasant temperament; they are “jolly good fellows” and do not antagonize others. They are ...
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