Respecting the Dignity of Man
It was not by chance that the Middle Ages was the first civilization in history to abolish slavery. Nor was it by chance that the Church ennobled and facilitated manual labor to the point that … Continue reading
Nightmare of Nudity Honored on National Mall
As statues of historic figures are being defaced and removed, it was only a matter of time before we could expect the same politically-correct tyranny to impose its own statues upon the public. That time … Continue reading
This is the “Girlification” of the Boy Scouts
Nobody is really fooled by the latest policy shift of the Boy Scouts of America that will allow membership of girls. The announcement was packaged as a way to provide “more options for parents” who … Continue reading
Why the Fatima Chastisement and Triumph Await Us
This year we commemorate the hundredth anniversary of the apparitions of Our Lady at Fatima, Portugal. The occasion is a time for reflection upon a world and Church in disarray. As a result, many sense … Continue reading
Finding Return to Order in the Book of Proverbs
Some time ago, I received a very kind letter from a mother of eight who found a novel way to apply the principles of Return to Order. She suggested a study of the Book of … Continue reading
‘Return to Order’ Now Available in German
Contact: Robert Ritchie (717) 309-1990 reritchie@gmail.com ‘Return to Order’ Now Available in German HANOVER, Penn. (October 11, 2017) – The award-winning book Return to Order has been translated into German. Published by the American Society for the … Continue reading
Ten Things that Guarantee a Free Market
It is so often assumed that a free market economy functions on its own. Some claim that it is enough to establish the means of exchange, assure the security of contracts and the market will … Continue reading
What Does a Society Based on Faith and Charity Look Like?
Historian Dr. Andrew Willard Jones has managed to write a fascinating new book about medieval Christendom that discusses the amazing social relationships that brought individuals and families together as a people. This perspective is well … Continue reading