Month September 2024
According to reports, the miracle has taken place since at least 1389, the first instance on record. Catholicism is awesome, isn’t it? The blood of St. Januarius, an early Church martyr whose feast is today, has miraculously liquified today, as… Continue Reading →
The world trembles off its axis. Our social bonds have frayed and untethered. Depression is rampant. Suicide skyrockets. Addiction overwhelms. Mental illnesses are celebrated. Our food is poison. Anger dominates while apathy keeps us in place. Truth splintered into billions… Continue Reading →
My favorite Jesuit and I spelunk down into the abyss and shine the light of Christ. Not a bad way to spend an hour. Fr. Robert McTeigue and I take another cautious look at the news headlines concerning the Church… Continue Reading →
Shoot Trump once, shame on him. Shoot at him twice, shame on him again. Yup. The media and the White House are blaming Donald Trump for being shot at twice. Two days after the SECOND attempt on @realDonaldTrump life, and… Continue Reading →
Ugh. I can’t stand writing about the latest comments from the pope because inevitably it comes down to some rhetorical nuance that if you try really really hard you could possibly think he didn’t mean what he actually said. This… Continue Reading →
This is how we “progress.” It’s behind the scenes. It’s laws passed on foreign shores. It’s massive trillion dollar companies requiring radical shifts in the fine print. The European Union’s new law will dictate how companies, even in the United… Continue Reading →
Hmmm. I wonder why the idea seems so popular right now. You have a godless culture that thinks it’s right to kill baby Hitler and then you say someone is “literally Hitler” what did you think was going to happen…. Continue Reading →
Tulsi Gabbard was recently discussing this on a podcast. Here’s my thinking. The separation we have is no longer red vs. blue. It’s Christian vs. non-Christian. That’s not to say everyone on either side is completely one thing. I know… Continue Reading →