Christ in the Storm on the Sea of Galilee, Ludolf Bakhuizen, circa 1695 No matter how you look at it, and no matter how things play out in the months and years ahead, the storm we've all been waiting for has arrived. Things are about to get very difficult for Faithful and Practicing Catholics in... Continue Reading →
Joe Biden Meets Pope Francis It now appears that Joe Biden is the presumptive winner of the 2020 presidential election. While Donald Trump vows to continue fighting election fraud, and I hope he does, for the good of the nation, it’s unlikely to salvage his presidency. Not only would he have to prove, in court,... Continue Reading →
By now, most of you have seen the election results from last night, and you're still wondering who the next president will be. The mainstream media says it may be three whole days before we know what the vote count really is, and weeks before the litigation is settled. In spite of all that, however,... Continue Reading →
Photo Credit: People of Praise Ever since the nomination of Amy Coney Barrett to the United States Supreme Court, she has come under relentless attack from media personalities, and political pundits, for her alleged membership in the "dark and mysterious cult" called the 'People of Praise' (POP). So what are the 'People of Praise?' Are... Continue Reading →
https://youtu.be/FGNnFJ-Cmik Democrats Already Had A Problem With Religion Back in September of 2017 The only Good Catholic is a Lapsed Catholic. That's what the Democrats believe. That's what they preach. That's what they demonstrate. And this has been going on for a very, very long time. It's just now center stage for the first time... Continue Reading →
Pope Francis addressed the United States Congress on September 24, 2015. Behind him sat two Catholics: Vice President Joe Biden and Speaker of the House John Boehner.(Photo Credit: CNS/Paul Haring) Words matter, and I think we've reached a point in US Catholic history, perhaps long ago, where we really need to start thinking about our... Continue Reading →
States in Green have already passed a COS resolution. States in Yellow have passed a COS resolution in one legislative chamber. States in Blue have legislation in the works. As of today, conventional wisdom is predicting more civil unrest in the days ahead, along with a spike in COVID-19 over the fall and winter, accompanied... Continue Reading →
The separation of Church and State, as defined by the Encyclopedia Britannica, takes on two main forms, classified as American and French. These two are similar, in appearance, but work toward opposite ends. The American form: “as implied in the Constitution of the United States, was supported by a tendency to leave to the church,... Continue Reading →
As a practicing and faithful Catholic, I find the Democrats' 2020 presidential ticket insulting. Here's why. Joe Biden is what we call a heretical or cafeteria Catholic. He says he's a Catholic, and brags about his Catholic heritage, but when it comes to what the Catholic Church actually teaches on moral issues, he picks and... Continue Reading →
Secession of the states has been a recurring issue, not just in American politics, but in international politics as well. Recently, we witnessed the secession of the UK from the EU in what was called the #Brexit. Prior to that, there was a failed (but totally legal) secession attempt of Scotland from the UK. There... Continue Reading →
