A Step Down for Women and 3rd Discourse
The name of Dale Ahlquist is one well known throughout both the Catholic and Novus Ordo realms, but for those who are not familiar with it, Mr. Ahlquist is, among other things, the president...
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The Beginning of Wisdom
“Knowing yourself,” said Aristotle, “Is the beginning of wisdom.” Would it therefore be correct to say conversely that lack of wisdom is the beginning of lack of self-knowledge? The wisdom of the Catholic Faith...
Francis Watch, Episode 22: Doubt, Walls, and Trump
On this Leap Year Edition of Francis Watch we have a chance to examine: -Francis’ intervention into US politics via his attack on Donald Trump, calling him “not a Christian.” -Francis’ description of “conflict”...
“Right to Life,” a phrase we should abandon
“That’s the language of the revolution,” I said calmly, putting my knife down. “What are you talking about?” my would-be antagonist sputtered. “That, using terms like ‘rights.’ That’s the language of the French Revolution,...
The Tranquil Blossom on the Tortured Stem
Octave of the Epiphany, Baptism of the Lord How do you deal with loss? In this essay for Truth and Charity Forum, Don DeMarco, Ph. D., chooses the role of Paul Harvey and gives “the...
To Know So Much about the Sacred Things
St. Bibiana, Dec. 2 This post on Traditional Catholic Priest has good advice on communicating with the average Catholic who attends the Novus Ordo: Avoid traditional Catholic lingo and explain how Paul VI changed things....
The Evils of Political Medicine and Medical Politics
St. Albert the Great Abortion and ebola. Anthony Esolen reveals the hidden link in this essay for The Catholic Thing. In this longish One Peter Five piece, Steve Skojec mourns the loss of the...
By Some Miracle of God’s Providence
Writing for NLM, Gregory Dipippo shares the powerful story of “Blessed Herman, the Cripple”. Today he most likely would have been an abortion statistic, but just look at the amazing things he accomplished and...
Our Life, Our Sweetness, and Our Hope
St. Joseph Cupertino This short TIA essay encourages the singing of the Salve Regina at the end of the family rosary. A link near the end will take you to a page with the...
Look at the Children Who Aren’t There
Feast of the Most Precious Blood In “The one about. . .The Entire Sad Contraception Issue Explained,” Ann Barnhardt deals quickly and fearlessly with what people have always believed about contraception, deftly pulls in...
