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Help for the Lost from St. Anthony

Genesius August 25, AD2024 7 Comments

This past month, in the men’s group I belong to, we recounted which saint inspired us the most. St. Joseph and St. Michael got top

Catholics and Pro-lifers as ‘Terrorists’ and ‘Extremists’

Genesius July 24, AD2024 4 Comments

This past month, I read an article reporting that anti-terrorism training was held at Fort Liberty (formerly Fort Bragg) labeling the National Right to Life

A Symbol of God’s Covenant, Not a Symbol of Sin

Genesius June 25, AD2024 5 Comments

Throughout Catholic places of worship, it is common to find symbols of our Faith. These symbols hold deep meaning. For example, the Crucifix depicts Christ’s

Paul R. Ehrlich, experts, sanctity of life

Thanos, Shaw, Ehrlich, and the Right to Life

Genesius May 23, AD2024 8 Comments

Marvel Studios reenergized the portrayal of comic book characters in motion pictures when it launched a series of movies beginning with “Iron Man” in 2008.

Where Is Your Line?

Genesius April 19, AD2024 12 Comments

Several years ago, I was challenged by an acquaintance of mine. He asked me, “Where is your line?” At first, I did not understand his

A Cultural Paradox: All Natural Everything, Except Sex

Genesius April 2, AD2024 15 Comments

G.K. Chesterton said of progressives, “They insist on talking about Birth Control when they mean less birth and no control” (“The Thing,” Chapter 6, Obstinate

Marriages That Last

Genesius February 24, AD2024 2 Comments

Over the past few months, I have attended two funerals. At both of them, elderly widowers were mourning their deceased wives. Both of the couples

Supporting Fellow Catholics and Catholic Beliefs

Genesius January 24, AD2024 6 Comments

Car commercials from the 1950’s are a hoot. I say this because I came across some recently. Although interesting, these relics of a bygone era

Discovering Deeper Meaning in Christmas Carols

Genesius December 23, AD2023 1 Comment

Dale Ahlquist, author and co-founder of Chesterton Academy high school in Minneapolis, said in one of his talks about Chesterton, “Catholics often know the answer

What Will the Experts Demand Next?

Genesius November 26, AD2023 4 Comments

If you watch or listen to what passes for mainstream news today, you will often hear from experts. It seems we need experts to enlighten

Fighting the Battle of Ideas with Comic Books

Genesius October 26, AD2023 5 Comments

When I was first married, my wife collected books for young girls published during World War II. My wife had some of these as a

Who Do You See as a Leper?

Genesius September 25, AD2023 6 Comments

The television series The Chosen has inspired many since its first season in 2017. It is truly an exceptional television series. Unlike some attempts to

Cain, Equality, Repentance, Penance, and Redemption

Genesius August 25, AD2023 9 Comments

Many of us have heard people argue that the lessons presented in the Bible are old fashioned and outdated, especially the Book of Genesis. The

Failure, Humility, and Repentance

Genesius July 25, AD2023 2 Comments

One of the most well know parables in scripture is that of the Prodigal Son. (Luke 15:11-32) Told in only 22 versus, this story is

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Fighting Digital Media and Retaking 2,200 Hours

Genesius June 25, AD2023 2 Comments

Over 2,200 hours is what the average person spends on digital media each year. That is six hours a day, every day. For some it

China’s Cultural Revolution and Its Parallel in the Church

Genesius May 20, AD2023 4 Comments

While my family and I lived in mainland China, we had the opportunity to visit Hangzhou. This city, along the famous West Lake, is known

The Danger of Education Is the Illusion of Education

Genesius April 22, AD2023 5 Comments

As Catholics, all of us want what is best for our fellow man. We want everyone to be able to read and understand how the

So, Who’s Got the Phobia?

Genesius March 25, AD2023 8 Comments

Ivan Provorov, a professional hockey player, recently committed a major transgression in the eyes of modern secular activists. He refused to wear a rainbow-colored jersey