Month September 2025

You know, back in the old days, if you shot someone, that was pretty much a dead giveaway—you hated the guy. But now? Now everyone’s gotta’ inscribe some message on their bullets. Like, it’s a form of communication. And I’m… Continue Reading →

Ain the past two weeks, we’ve seen Charlie Kirk killed by an assassin’s bullet. A gun control activist shot up an ABC station to protest Jimmy Kimmel being cancelled. ICE agents have been shot at, and detainees killed in Texas… Continue Reading →

I don’t wanna’ get all picky here. But the St. Michael the Archangel prayer. We’ve all gotta’ get on the same page. Is is “Cast” into Hell Satan. Or “Thrust.” I’m not sure, which is better. I don’t want to… Continue Reading →

I saw this headline on Yahoo: ‘RaptureTok’ goes viral as Evangelical Christians predict the end of the world is today… or tomorrow.” Har-dee-har-harr——hahahahahaa. Those ridiculous Christians, amirite? So is it really “Evangelical Christians” predicting the end of the world? Or… Continue Reading →

The wife of Charlie Kirk, Erika Kirk. Yesterday she spoke beautifully and even brilliantly. But there’s one word that everyone’s talking about – forgiveness. The word itself, uttered in that context, holds a weight, a power. Not the power of… Continue Reading →

Last week, the Archdiocese of Chicago dropped the news: they’re giving Senator Dick Durbin a lifetime achievement award. Durbin, a long-time power player, a Democrat from Illinois, led the party, spoke loud on every big issue. Abortion rights? Check. Same-sex… Continue Reading →

There’s always so much going on in the Catholic Church to make me sick to my stomach, roll my eyes, and pray for Revelation to occur sometime before Tuesday. But then I see things that make memremember I’m so….sooooooooo…..sooooooooooooooo grateful… Continue Reading →

I went to Mass this morning and it got me thinking. Dangerous, right? But yeah. Jesus asks us in the Our Father to pray to be forgiven as we forgive. That’s a big ask. That puts a heck of a… Continue Reading →

My favorite Jesuit and I speak about recent tragedies, including Charlie Kirk, what it means for us, and how to move forward. Please take a listen by clicking here.