The V2 teaching on the Jews, and its official interpretation by word and deed

Cd. Gibbons plainly states that women in politics is a position that neither God nor nature intended

Pope St. Pius X vigorously opposes the equality of the sexes and women’s suffrage

Cd. O’Connell protests against what he considers ‘sinister feminism’

Four American prelates oppose women’s suffrage

The book of Ecclesiasticus on the perils of a bad woman

Leo XIII, in his encyclical on Christian marriages, outlines the rights and duties of both husbands and wives

Pope Benedict XV laments the state and morals of the modern woman, no longer under the supervision of the Church

Pope Pius XI condemns co-education and egalitarianism, as it relates to schooling

Cd. Bergolio celebrates Hanukkah in a Buenos Aires synagogue

St. Thomas discusses ties of blood, ‘whiteness’, and kinship

Fr. Bonaventure provides the Catholic definition of race

St. Isidore of Seville distinguishes between the ‘nation’ and ‘race’, identifying them as species and genus, respectively

St. Thomas on the favorability of an ethno-State, that is, a State comprised of only one nation.