You Can’t Run Away
Tom Collingwood
October 25, AD2022
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While driving back home from a 40 Day for Life shift I got annoyed at all the political ads on the radio station to which
Oh Lord, it’s Hard to be Humble, When You’re Perfect in Every Way
Gene M. Van Son
October 19, AD2022
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In 1980 singer-songwriter Mac Davis released a song titled “It’s Hard to be Humble.” The title of this article is the first line of the
Prop 3: Coming To Your State Soon
Dom Cingoranelli
October 15, AD2022
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In Michigan, voters soon will weigh in on Prop 3. If it passes, the lunacy in it likely will be coming to you, in your
Forgiving the Debt of the Poor
Anthony S. Layne
September 12, AD2022
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The Christian duty to provide for the poor and the needy is conditioned only by our own capabilities. Whether the poor person “deserves” to be
“Systemic Familialism” Seriously?
Dom Cingoranelli
August 6, AD2022
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A consulting group’s report to its school board client refers to “systemic familialism.” They use this term to refer negatively to a standard definition of
Does a Woman Have a Constitutional Right to Abort a Human Life? Part I
James Harris
July 16, AD2022
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Let us begin with the premise that the issue of the right to have an abortion is of sufficient importance to society that a responsible
A Personal Perspective on Mass Shootings
Tom Collingwood
June 23, AD2022
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The recent mass shootings, especially by teenagers as the active shooters, have raised many questions. What is going on, what are the causes, and what
Jesus Christ, Crisis Manager?
Jerome German
May 27, AD2022
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As we move toward upcoming elections, we will be bombarded once again with political ads, and I suspect that, once again, we will see politicians
Mainstream Feminism: Loving and Hating Womanhood
Anthony S. Layne
May 16, AD2022
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In 2018, Notre Dame University’s Church Life Journal published an article criticizing mainstream feminism’s twin pillars of abortion-on-demand and sexual autonomy. The author, Abigail Favale,
Tyranny and the Religious Exemption Trap
Jerome German
April 26, AD2022
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Last year, my niece, a civilian nuclear engineer doing work for the Navy, contacted me with questions about how she might go about preparing a
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
War Is Not Healthy . . . Neither Is Tyranny
Mark Belanger
March 20, AD2022
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When I was young there was a popular poster that stated “War is not healthy for children and other living things.” These days we call
Saint Patrick, Ireland, and Irish Americans
Joe Tevington
March 14, AD2022
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In the 5th Century AD, a teenager named Patrick was kidnapped and sold into slavery in Ireland. Though he escaped, Patrick returned decades later as
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
Jefferson, Black History, and the American Tapestry
Anthony S. Layne
March 2, AD2022
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The meme shows a portrait of Thomas Jefferson alongside a recent picture of a black man dressed in similar clothes, claiming that “it should tell
Does ‘The Common Good’ Demand Everyone Get Vaccinated?
Gene M. Van Son
February 24, AD2022
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Let’s face it, when it comes to the Covid-19 vaccine there are those who are for it and those who are against it. No one
You and I Are Going to Die (and so will Everyone Else)
Genesius
February 23, AD2022
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Over the last two years, all of us witnessed politicians trying to out-do each other with respect to safety. Keeping everyone safe from a microscopic
Did We Not Prophesy in Your Name?
Paul A. Escott
February 20, AD2022
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The proprietor of a restaurant in Seaside, New Jersey, recently took to flying a “F*** Joe Biden” flag. Apparently, this step was not meant to
Bishops Caving in to Secularism, Modernism, and Scientism
Guest Contributor
February 13, AD2022
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By Michael Vance One has to wonder what’s wrong with some of our Catholic prelates these days. Instead of trying to save souls they seem
Vaccine, New Eucharist
Julie Machado
January 3, AD2022
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There is a quote attributed to G.K. Chesterton: “When a man stops believing in God, he doesn’t then believe in nothing, he believes in anything”.
Doing the Work of the Devil
Dom Cingoranelli
December 2, AD2021
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“Whoever deters souls from frequent Communion is doing the work of the devil.” Thus says St. John of Avila, as quoted by St. Alphonsus Liguori.
The Rosary – God’s “Chain” of Command
Ray Sullivan
November 17, AD2021
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Way back in 1208 AD, St. Dominic was having trouble overcoming the Albigensian heresy. Those who promoted it were Gnostics who denied that Jesus
