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There’s a case that Catholics should be aware of. In the case Minton v. Dignity Health, a California state appellate court held that a trial court should not have dismissed a suit filed by a transgender man whose doctor was… Continue Reading →
OK, I’ll admit this is fun. Leftie celebrities are bashing each other. I don’t know who to root for. This is like when the Patriots play the cowboys. I’m just hoping the team busses crash into each other. Pass the… Continue Reading →
The pro-life movement is the natural born enemy of white nationalism. Harvard Law Professor Laurence Tribe’s Twitter feed is a relentless parade of unintentional comedy but recently he stepped up his game and performed one of the most cringetastic internet… Continue Reading →
I suppose once your culture allows executing infants in the womb and euthanizing the elderly, it’s no surprise that the taboo on cannibalism might be next. Newsweek ran a piece authored by two university lecturers suggesting that cannibalism could just… Continue Reading →
“The Eucharist has given me life,” she said — and “my father would have shot me for what I have done.” Svetlana Stalin, the daughter of the murderous dictator Joseph Stalin, renounced materialism and converted to Catholicism. Joseph would not… Continue Reading →
In San Francisco, felons are now to be called “justice involved individuals.” Throughout the country, illegal aliens now have to be called “undocumented immigrants.” And tragically, unborn children are called “potential humans.” The nomenclature battle IS the battle.
The First Lady of New York Chirlane McCray, Mayor Diblasio’s wife, asked for public input as part of her “She Built NYC” program for statues honoring exceptional women. You can see where this is going, right? So guess who received… Continue Reading →
University of Connecticut women’s basketball coach Geno Auriemma called Shelly Pennefather the Larry Bird of women’s basketball. She was at one time the highest paid female basketball player in the world. This is a wonderful story about her journey from… Continue Reading →
Archbishop Paul Casimir Marcinkus may have saved the lives of two popes. So why isn’t he famous? It’s because he’s infamous. That’s why. Archbishop Paul Casimir Marcinkus led an…interesting life. The fact that he likely saved the lives to two… Continue Reading →
Yet another judge has overruled )temporarily so far) the will of the people and legislators. Because shutup. Las Vegas Sun: A federal judge blocked three new abortion restrictions from taking effect Wednesday in Arkansas, including a measure that opponents say… Continue Reading →