Month June 2025
We’re back here? Again? I personally can’t believe what we’re witnessing. As a father of a very draft-able son maybe I’m just seeing everything differently. But it’s more than that. I’ve changed. I no longer believe what our elites say,… Continue Reading →
My favorite jesuit, Fr. Robert McTeigue, is always brilliant. Catholics have a long history of being accused of having “divided loyalties,” especially in America. In a political environment wherein one can wave the flag of a foreign nation without consequence,… Continue Reading →
Saint Anthony of Padua gave up a life of privilege to follow the Lord. For a time he lived in a cave until he was asked to preach at which time the audience was moved not only by his rich… Continue Reading →
Brian Wilson rarely took credit for his music. He called music “God’s voice” and said many of his songs just came to him. He credited God for this.
According to the sheriff’s office, the vandalism occurred around 10:30 p.m. on Saturday, June 7, at St. Martha’s Catholic Church in Porter, Texas. This is likely a hate crime but will likely not be treated as such. Also, just please… Continue Reading →
It seems to me when you find out that the satanists are on your side maybe it’s time to reevaluate where you stand on this issue. I will say that there is truth in the advertising on this one. Jesus… Continue Reading →
You know how Iceland brags that they’ve “cured” Down syndrome, while in reality they just kill all Down syndrome children in utero? That sounds a lot like eugenics, doesn’t it? Good news? Our tech is getting better and can predict… Continue Reading →
Trump better not spoil all the “fun.” I cannot believe this is real. ABC reporter says not to bring in law enforcement to the LA riots because “it’s just a bunch of people having fun watching cars burn.”pic.twitter.com/OlgBo4Pj1I — Libs… Continue Reading →
Breaking news in what’s become known as the Charlotte standoff. The last of the fleeing Latin Mass goers have been chased by authorities from most of the diocese of Charlotte and are now huddling together in a small church in… Continue Reading →