* How to caramelize sugar without melting it
* Anglo-Saxon theology of Pentecost at "A Clerk of Oxford"
* D. G. D. Davidson discusses white tie and tuxedos by looking at the formalwear of Tuxedo Mask in the Sailor Moon manga and anime.
* Peter Kwasniewski on tradition and modernity.
* Friedrich Hayek on his second cousin, Ludwig Wittgenstein.
* Postcards from Rome, circa 1890. They were made using the Photochrom lithographic process, making them among the earliest color postcards.
* Mapping the Martyrs looks at some of the places associated with early Christian martyrs.
* David Clayton discusses the Ghent Altarpiece.
* The beatification cause of Shahbaz Bhatti has been opened in Pakistan.
* Norman P. Ho, A Confucian Theory of Property (PDF)
* Rachel Cohon discusses Hume's account of promissory obligation.
* Which Shakespeare play should I see? An illustrated flowchart.
* Some apocryphal psalms in Syriac.
* It has been noted that there has been some sloppiness in recent papal documents with regard to use of quotations and references -- someone will be cited as saying something and when one goes to the original, one finds that someone was fooled by a misleading translation no one bothered to check, or important qualifications have been dropped. Some of the oddities of the use of Thomas Aquinas in the recent Apostolic Exhortation Amoris Laetitia.
* Hildegard von Bingen's Explanation of the Athanasian Creed, as translated by Nathaniel Campbell.
* Thony Christie on Boole, Shannon, and the Electronic Computer
* All the French Tintin comics.
* Robbie Duschinsky, Tabula Rasa and Human Nature discusses the history of the concept of tabula rasa.
* The Eucharist in space. Actually, there's been at least one other case of the Catholic Eucharist being taken up. And, of course, famously, one of the very first things ever done on the moon was Presbyterian communion.
* Elliott Sober on simplicity and scientific theory.
* The Syriac Catholic Patriarch has some sharp words for how Western politicians have handled the Syria crisis.
* William Whewell, John William Lubbock, and the development of peer review.
* The nuns who helped chart the stars of the sky.
* Larry Hurtado discusses the ways in which the book of Revelation differs significantly from other apocalyptic texts.
* Apparently, new evidence of the Union of Uzhhorod, which some skeptics had doubted even occurred formally, has been discovered.
