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In the hours following Pope Francis’ death, I’ve already seen dozens of opinions and stories on the conclave and who will be the next pope. I even saw one story about the betting odds. I’ve seen pie charts and graphs… Continue Reading →
Pray for the soul of Pope Francis who passed away earlier today. Please pray for the Church in this time as well. At 9:45 AM, Cardinal Kevin Farrell, Camerlengo of the Apostolic Chamber, announced the death of Pope Francis from… Continue Reading →
There’s so much here. This poor mom saw her child transitioned by the school and she shows up to pray at the school board meeting and they freak. I mean, they freak!!! It sounds like Hell belching. Watch and listen… Continue Reading →
The always brilliant Fr. Robert McTeigue reminds us to remember what the cross is.
Wow. Is this the ebbing of the woke tide? CNN reports: The United Kingdom’s highest court ruled that the legal definition of “woman” excludes trans women, in a case with sweeping consequences for how equality laws are applied. Britain’s Supreme… Continue Reading →
Some days I feel that being a Catholic is really really hard. The scandals of the Church. The pope’s airplane comments. German bishops. Monsignors on Grindr. The USCCB. I mean, come on. And then I see something like this and… Continue Reading →
I guess this crime will be forgotten quickly. Doesn’t fit the narrative. Cody Balmer, the Harrisburg man accused of attempting to burn down the PA Governor’s mansion was according to him “a registered socialist.” He was neither a Republican or… Continue Reading →
I’ve been saying this for about a year. The tide has turned. Aslan is on the move. Young people are rejecting atheist materialism and therefore Anglicanism which is materialism with a sprinkle of kumbaya. European Conservative: With Easter approaching, a… Continue Reading →
Hey, indoctrination is impossible without punishment. There has to be a corner to stand in, a detention room to be sent to, a gulag to be dispatched to, and, of course, a violent death for the unteachable. A 1st grader… Continue Reading →