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Some say they don’t believe in “evil.” That’s why they’re forced to compare anyone who’s against them to Hitler. With no objective measure of good and evil they can only compare and contrast their enemies to known historical figures. This… Continue Reading →
So, the blood supply is so low in New York City that Mayor Bill deBlasio is now promising a year’s worth of Krispy Kreme doughnuts to some donors. This, from the guy who banned large sugary drinks because they’re so… Continue Reading →
So an elephant is a person but not an unborn human? Wesley Smith writes: Animal rights must always be distinguished from animal welfare. The former is an ideology that creates moral equality between us and fauna. In this view, human… Continue Reading →
I attended my first Latin Mass. It didn’t go well…
Guys, Netflix is just not that awesome. We’ve been quarantined for months and we’re experiencing a baby bust? WTH? Experts are forecasting declining birth rates this year as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, putting pressure on the consumer giants that… Continue Reading →
This is something to be thankful for. The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday night blocked New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo from reimposing strict attendance caps at worship services in areas hit hard by the novel coronavirus. The high court ruled 5-4 to bar Cuomo from enforcing his… Continue Reading →
Looking for a Christmas gift for someone in your life who is celebrating the birth of baby Jesus and maybe extrapolates out from there that perhaps all life is sacred? If you do, you may want to consider “American Antigone”… Continue Reading →
Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone has been pushing his “Free the Mass” movement and wrote about it in First Things, which I must admit has some really excellent articles up right now. I applaud Abp. Cordileone’s efforts to resist the secular progressivism he… Continue Reading →
So, the pope stands for the popular form of social justice but not if it angers China. Got it. I thought it was his job to speak truth to the world, no matter what. New York Post: Five players and… Continue Reading →
In 1999, Billy Mitchell was the man. He was one of the best gamers in the world. He was the first to record a perfect score on the arcade game Pac-Man. He also held the record for many years for… Continue Reading →