Auguste Meyrat

Auguste Meyrat is an English teacher and department chair in north Texas. He has a BA in Arts and Humanities from University of Texas at Dallas and an MA in Humanities from the University of Dallas.

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The “Sputnik Moment” Delusion

For at least a century or more, Westerners have been conditioned to see each new discovery and invention as a point in some grand civilizational competition. Connected to this framing is the simplistic belief in material progress.

How to Save the Music at Mass

We all know that the music at the typical Catholic Mass is often cheesy and inappropriate. But what can we do about it?

Today’s Church Needs a Renaissance Pope

Right now, the Church needs proud leaders devoted to preserving civilization and inspiring excellence. What it doesn’t need are pusillanimous demagogues committed to seeking approval.

What If We’re the Meanies Here?

David Brooks never bothers to consider who makes the country mean. Rather, he continues to flatter himself and his audience, cynically affirming a toxic outlook that divides and demoralizes a majority of the population.

The Leftist Programming of NPCs

Like mindless NPCs, too many people swallow the falsehoods, parrot the party line, and oppose dissenters who refuse to be programmed. 

Today’s Churches Increasingly Anti-Family

Many Church leaders have done their best to make church a place for the elderly and unattached, not the young. The aesthetic, culture, messaging, and even behavior of the individual worshippers have become explicitly anti-family and anti-youth.

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