Author Matthew Archbold
When objective truth is ruled out, the arbiter of truth will consider themselves God. Doesn’t that make sense? This very modern problem is as ancient as the serpent’s promise “Ye shall be as gods.” It is just the modern translation… Continue Reading →
Novak Djokivic’s bid for a waiver to enter the United States has failed due to his unvaccinated status. The world’s greatest tennis player isn’t allowed to play in the US, even though he’s already had Covid. Meanwhile, at our southern… Continue Reading →
With all the problems in the world and in the Church, are the faithful Latin Mass goers the real problem? Robert Royal, editor in chief of TheCatholicThing.org, Fr. Gerald Murray, priest of the Archdiocese of New York, and Peter Kwasniewski,… Continue Reading →
Uh-oh. That ain’t good. It is not a healthy sign for a culture to stop having children. Why this drop? Perhaps pregnancy numbers did go up slightly in 2021 after the Covid lockdowns and maybe they’re just dropping back down…. Continue Reading →
Fr. Robert McTeigue, S.J., is one of the greatest Catholics minds of this century. I’ve read all of his books including his latest “Christendom Lost and Found: Meditations for a Post Post-Christian Era” which I couldn’t recommend more highly. Fr…. Continue Reading →
When I want to understand masculinity I turn on CNN. The testosterone oozes through the pixels of my tv and burns up my carpet. CNN is soooooo totally masculine and virile that if you leave it on in your house… Continue Reading →
A free from free speech zone? I’m sure George Washington would be so pleased at this invention. Behind the Black: As part of the annual pro-life March for Life demonstration in DC on January 20, 2023, volunteers running a food… Continue Reading →
The US Senate had Attorney General Merrick Garland in front of them and several Republicans brought up the FBI memo linking traditional Latin Mass goers with white supremacists. To his credit, he called the memo “appalling but when Senator Josh… Continue Reading →
I love this. I don’t think it’ll work but I like the attempt. A pregnant woman in prison has petitioned the court to release her but the petition is not technically from her but from her unborn child, who was… Continue Reading →
Whoa. Sanity in New York City? Politico: At an interfaith breakfast Tuesday, Mayor Eric Adams seemed to regret the landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling that banned school-sponsored prayer in 1962. “When we took prayers out of schools, guns came into… Continue Reading →