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Blogs
Population Control, Royalty and Fighting the Good Fight
Paula Adamick's article on the socialist and anti-Christian philosophy behind 'Earth Day', celebrated, if such be the term, on the birthday of Lenin himself, as well as her take on the whole environmentalist agenda,...
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Anselm, Show Trials and Truth
Saint Anselm (+1109) was bishop of the see of Canterbury, back when it was still Catholic, and remained officially so until the predations of the Tudors, the descendants of Henry VIII. Yet, Anselm had...
Editor's Corner
Blessed Blondin and Bureaucracy
Bd. Marie-Anne Blondin (+1890), whose feast was just the other day, and of whom you may never have heard, founded a religious congregation of Sisters to teach young people in Quebec, most of whom...
Nota in Brevis
Missiles, the Unsinkable Titanic and the Liturgy of Emmaus
President Trump has launched a retaliatory missile attack on Syria, in response to Bashar al Assad supposedly âgassingâ his own people, in his own attempt to crush the ârebelâ forces, connected inextricably with radical...
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For a Few More Medical Moscatis
April 12th marked the anniversary of the death of Saint Joseph Moscati, an Italian physician, who dedicated his life to helping the sick and the poor, often giving them money along with their prescriptions, taking...
Nota in Brevis
Of Courageous Bishops and FaceBook
We celebrate Saint Stanislaus today (+ April 11, 1079), bishop and martyr, put to death by his own king, Boleslaus, for rebuking the monarch's 'immoral life'. The details are rather obscure and disputed, but...
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The Mercy of Hell?
So, what of hell? As you may have heard, and on which I wrote a few days ago, Pope Francis has allegedly (through the perhaps hazy recollection of Eugenio Scalfari after an untranscribed interview)...
Nota in Brevis
Of Unforeseen Tragedies
On the note of suffering, even in the midst of this Easter joy, which in this vale of tears is still mingled with sorrow, at times most poignant and tragic:
Last night, a bus carrying...
