Father Raymond J. De Souza is a Father at various esteemed publications. He focuses on themes of religion and spirituality, government and politics, and cultural movements, often exploring the intersection of faith and public life. His work has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, First Things Magazine, The Catholic Thing, National Catholic Register, National Post, Inc., and Winnipeg Sun.
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Raymond J. De Souza's articles predominantly feature expert commentary and opinion editorials, with a focus on culture & society and government & politics. He seems to be interested in exploring the intersection of faith, culture, and politics.
Given his focus on Catholicism, he would likely be most receptive to pitches from experts who can provide insightful commentary on Catholic Church affairs or theological matters. Additionally, considering his interest in political figures such as Henry Kissinger and JFK within the context of religion, he may also welcome perspectives that connect religious themes with broader political discourse.
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By: Raymond J. De Souza
COMMENTARY: Horrors are possible in our time, and in places not far away.
By: Raymond J. De Souza
Share this Story : National Post Copy Link Email X Reddit Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Raymond J. de Souza: How Slovakia's left has come to resemble the MAGA right Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico favours leftist economics, reduced immigration,...
By: Raymond J. De Souza
It is hard to see what kind of agreement would be worth making
Fr. Raymond J. de Souza: The Rimini festival uses art, culture, and Catholic tradition to bridge believers and nonbelievers through beauty and love.
By: Raymond J. De Souza
Prominent former Israeli leaders and security officials have condemned the violence, but the Netanyahu government refuses to take action
By: Raymond J. de Souza
COMMENTARY: Which account of the divine is more compelling — Christopher Nolan’s Homer or Pope Leo’s Dante?
COMMENTARY: The long life of the famed entertainer, who died Aug. 25, was mostly about what united, not what divided.
Fr. Raymond de Souza: Bob Dylan’s evocative music, particularly Chimes of Freedom, interweaves Catholic concepts about suffering, human dignity, and redemption.
By: Raymond J. de Souza
Only two of Empress Zita's grandchildren knew of the priceless jewels that their grandmother had secreted in a Quebec bank vault
By: Raymond J. de Souza
COMMENTARY: The death of King Harald on Aug. 28 fell amid feast days that prompt Catholic reflection on kingship.
