Month October 2014
I have noted lately some general confusion on the distinctions between God’s mercy, His law (Church doctrine and law), and His Justice. Over at the Register I try to make the needed distinctions. *subhead*Mercy is truth.*subhead*
My latest at One Peter Five looks at the Pope’s closing speech at the Synod and how it only makes for more questions. Please be sure to check it out!! *subhead*The Pope’s Speech.*subhead*
Complete with a detachable bag of meth and wad of cash, Toys R Us is now selling actions figures of Walter White, the evil drug kingpin from the television show Breaking Bad. It’s pretty crazy. I don’t really see this… Continue Reading →
A group of Fordham University students calling itself “SAGES” (which hilariously stands for “Students for Sex and Gender Equity and Safety” and therefore makes no sense), is demanding the Catholic university provide contraception. Generation Fluke is saying their human rights… Continue Reading →
*subhead*Ministry of Truth*subhead* It is against the law in the United Kingdom to genetically engineer humans in a way that can be passed onto future generations. This is called a germ-line genetic modification. The three-parent embryo technique, also called mitochondrial… Continue Reading →
How often have we heard the argument in favor of same-sex marriage framed as one of freedom as in “freedom to marry.” Increasingly, it seems that it means freedom for me but not for thee. But now two ordained ministers… Continue Reading →
This is excellent. Ed Pentin describes the circumstances of his Kasper interview and gives his impression of the Synod. Kudos to Michael Voris for the good work he has done reporting from Rome these past weeks. *subhead*Interesting.*subhead*
As we head to the Beatification of Pope Paul VI tomorrow, there are surely positive things to say about the Pope and his singular achievement, Humanae Vitae, but a little context is certainly necessary. HV was an attempt to get… Continue Reading →
So the synod is finally over. Not by a longshot. Go over the Register to see me admit that I was wrong about the Synod and how this is just the beginning of our pain. *subhead*I was wrong*subhead*
Just a quick question. As we all know now, Cardinal Kasper gave an interview which Ed Pentin of the Register and Zenit reported on in which he denigrated the African bishops. When the outrage ensued, he denied ever giving the… Continue Reading →