Month November 2018
“To a surrounded enemy, you must leave a way of escape.” — Sun Tzu In Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3 of this series, we have covered quite of bit of territory, reviewed the numerous actions of this papacy… Continue Reading →
In Part I and Part II of this series, we covered how the synod process has been systematically hijacked by the Pope and his henchpersons to advance the progressive agenda. When the rules allowed for the few remaining faithful to… Continue Reading →
“My films must let every man, woman and child know that God loves them.” Frank Capra, the legendary director of heartwarming films such as “It’s a Wonderful Life” and “Mr. Smith Goes to Washington” fought against the temptation to dilute… Continue Reading →
In my previous post, I laid the groundwork for what I will be explaining further over the next days. Mainly that there has been a de facto schism in the Church for some time, but those who no longer hold… Continue Reading →
I, for one, feel terrible for Cardinal Cupich being put in charge of the February meeting of bishops on abuse instead of being able to take part in the pope’s “bigger agenda.” To Cupich, this is like being forced to… Continue Reading →
“In a very small circle, Pope Francis is said to have self-critically further explained himself as follows: “It is not to be excluded that I will enter history as the one who split the Catholic Church.” That quote is from… Continue Reading →
We just gave CMR a simplicity makeover updating our from our totally awesome 2009 blog template. We are doing this because we are making a renewed commitment to this site. I have for a few years confined most of my… Continue Reading →
Former First Lady Michelle Obama wrote about the joy of an unborn child: “We had our outward lives, but now there was something inward happening, a baby growing, a tiny girl … small, burgeoning life that was now throwing elbows… Continue Reading →
They Just Don’t Get It Souls are being lost while the bishops fail to act. The Vatican’s stunning request that the American bishops press pause on voting on a plan to address the abuse crisis highlighted the sad fact that… Continue Reading →
CNN contributor Paul Begala made a sex joke directed towards young people that initiated a national bout of reverse peristalsis. The weird thing is how excited he seems to be saying this clearly prepared tired joke. Daily Caller: “[Democrats] need… Continue Reading →