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Blessed Karolina and Anna, Martyrs for Chastity
Today, particularly in Poland, we recall the virgin-martyr, called the 'Polish Maria Goretti', Karolina KĆ³zka, killed during the First World War, defending her chastity against a Russian soldier. Providential that she shares the same...
Editor's Corner
Saint Rose Philippine Duchesne
November 18th is also the optional memorial of Saint Rose Philippine Duchesne (1769 - 1852), a native of France, but who spent much of her life as a missionary in the American midwest, back...
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The Worm Turns
Dr. Joseph Campbell presents the evidence for injuries stemming from the mRNA therapy, and the first High Court case for some sort of recompense. It's becoming more evident that risks were downplayed and hidden,...
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Iceland’s Eggshell
I vaguely recalling reading somewhere that if the Earth were shrunk down to the size of an egg, its crust would be far, far thinner than that the shell of the egg. And below...
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Saint NicholasĀ Tavelic, the Franciscan Martyr for Christ in the Holy Land
On November 14th, we celebrate the feast of the great Franciscan Croatian martyr Saint Nicholas Tavelic. His bold witness shows what it means to love Christ and love him till the very end.
Nicholas was...
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Vague Laws Are Bad Laws
MP Laurel Collins, of the New Democratic Party, wants to make 'coercive control' illegal, especially, it seems, as applied to romantic 'partners', former or current. But, who knows, it could apply to anyone 'coercing'...
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What Paganism Was Really Like
I serendipitously came across this article by Algis Valiunas - always worth reading - which describes what paganism was really like. Not the idealized res publica of the Renaissance and the Romantics. Rather, as...
Quotes
The world is poisoned with erroneous theories, and needs to be taught sane doctrines, but it is difficult to straighten what has become crooked. (Saint Francis Xavier Cabrini, +1917)
