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Joe knows sin. Good ol’ Theology Joe has more theology coming your way because…you know the thing. C’mon man. Never mind that Jesus said, “if anyone causes one of these little ones who believe in me to sin, it would… Continue Reading →
And somehow this is considered terrible and dangerous by our self declared elites. Wait, I thought empowering patients was a good thing. No? The AP: Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders has signed legislation making it easier to sue providers of… Continue Reading →
Who’s the grownup here? Who are the sane people here? The people who made the decision to protect their young girls from playing against a male or the people who banned the school from all sporting events? Who are the… Continue Reading →
Horror. Grief. Tears. The culture sells them on this and then forbids their grief.
This is wonderful. I love conversion stories. These two are great. The Cordial Catholic is “joined by former Anglican priest and Catholic convert John Bacon to talk about his conversion story – and it’s an incredible one! Ordained a priest… Continue Reading →
Every Thursday morning I do a regular spot on a radio show with David Vacharesse and Ron Finn. It’s a great Catholic radio station in Ohio. I enjoy doing it because it’s just a group of Catholics having a great… Continue Reading →
Might this take time away from children learning how to dress up as the opposite gender? NBC's Chuck Todd accused DeSantis of playing politics when he told an audience in Vegas that every November 10th, Florida schools teach kids about… Continue Reading →
The House voted unanimously to order the declassification of intelligence about the origins of COVID-19 in China. It had previously passed the Senate so now the bill lands on the desk of President Joe Biden. What will he do? The… Continue Reading →
James F. Keating, an associate professor of theology at Providence College, wrote a wonderful piece at First Things that is worth a read. As you likely know, I worked with The Cardinal Newman Society for many years and believe their… Continue Reading →