Christ is Our Hands-On, Tool-Wielding Savior
Jerome German
April 12, AD2022
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I have lost count of the number of homilies in which I have been told that (a) Jesus was among the poorest of the poor
Cast Not Your Pearls Before Swine
Jerome German
April 5, AD2022
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In a recent Crisis article, Kennedy Hall tells us that he is “done with tolerance”. He goes on to point out that words, adopted by
Catholic in Name Only
Jerome German
March 30, AD2022
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And you,” he said to them, “who do you say that I am?” “You are the Messiah,” Simon Peter answered, “the Son of the living
Judas, Congress, and the Betrayal of the Family
Jerome German
March 22, AD2022
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The oldest institution on the planet, the family, is being betrayed. To understand this woke, trendy betrayal, let’s do a little Lenten reflection and consider
Potus, Remote Evil, and the Inevitable Collapse of Complicit Catholicism
Jerome German
March 11, AD2022
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With the abortion-tainted vaccine debate, we have seen a fair amount of coverage on the topic of remote evil. We have been advised, by means
