Intimate and intense productions like these remind us, in ways both exciting and discomfiting, of that beautiful cardinal truth of theatergoing.
But the bigger problem with a board-centric approach is that it violates the cardinal truth about getting hired: It's all about making personal connections.
Or do you believe all this trouble on social media is a storm in a teacup that will blow over if we but screw our courage to the sticking place and wait for everyone to catch up with the cardinal Internet truth that nothing online is what it seems….
"Every authentic pastoral action must be doctrine, lived truth," Cardinal Walter Brandmüller told La Repubblica, reiterating, among other things, the traditional position on homosexuality: that it is "objectively disordered" and that homosexuals can live in the Church only if they remain chaste.
Which of course, leads us right to such questions as: "What is truth?" and "How is truth known or shown?" Cardinal Bellarmine was willing to countenance scientific truth if it could be proven or demonstrated (McMullin 1998).
On Wednesday, Joseph Zwilling, the cardinal's spokesman, said there was no truth to the rumor.
One of his rules for democratic discourse stated, "The cardinal sin, when we are looking for truth of fact or wisdom of policy, is refusal to discuss, or action which blocks discussion".
Every newspaper, like every bank and every police department, trusts its employees to uphold central principles, and the inquiry found that Mr. Blair repeatedly violated the cardinal tenet of journalism, which is simply truth.
They said, 'That way we won't see it and Jiang Zemin won't know.' " Still, since "truth" is one of the cardinal principles of Falun Gong, he is somewhat ashamed of that arrangement.
