
Michael Matheson Miller
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Michael Matheson Miller, Senior Research Fellow, @ActonInstitute, Director, @PovertyInc Host, The Moral Imagination Podcast - themoralimagination.com
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.Michael Matheson Miller and myself, for Acton Institute Requiem Aeternam: Pope Francis (1936–2025) – Religion & Liberty Online rlo.acton.org/archives/12670…




Thanks The European Conservative Magazine for re-running obituary essay about Pope Francis I wrote with Michael Matheson Miller for Acton Institute’s Religion & Liberty Online. europeanconservative.com/articles/comme…

Quoted in Michael Matheson Miller and John Pinheiro's excellent obituary of Pope Francis. The context is Francis' warnings about "ideological colonization" harming families in the developing world via the exportation of Western (materialist, relativist) values.


Carlo Lancellotti Yes. As you know, and as Michael Matheson Miller tells me every day at the water cooler, read Augusto Del Noce on this point!

🔥New episode dropped. Conclaves are mysterious, sacred, and globally significant. They're also very misunderstood. Dan Hugger unpacks it with John Pinheiro and Michael Matheson Miller on the Acton Line podcast. Check it. ⬇️ acton.org/audio/all-thin…

Must-read piece from Samuel Gregg about how Leo XIII's most important encyclical, Aeterni Patris, informs his most well-known encyclical, Rerum Novarum. nationalreview.com/2025/05/a-new-…


Fruit or sugar: which wrecks your health faster? The answer depends on THIS one condition. 🧬🚫 Paul Saladino, MD #sugartruth #metabolichealth #guthealth

Really great essay by Michael Matheson Miller To summarize the greatest antidote to consumerism is the transcendence. “Man needs transcendence” - Pope Benedict XVI Michael’s 6 ways to combat consumerism are excellent. themoralimagination.com/p/six-ways-to-…


Exactly Robert P. George and Carlo Lancellotti As C.S. Lewis wrote in Abolition of Man: "Man's power over Nature turns out to be a power exercised by some men over other men with Nature as its instrument."


An excellent essay by Michael Matheson Miller 👇