In modern American politics, unfortunately, some candidates for office seem to believe that they can gain election by calling upon those who cause disorder. A recent example was a proposal by Rogelio Martinez, one of five candidates running for mayor of Long Beach, California. In a recent video, Mr. Martinez asked local gang leaders to … Read more
Two sets of Catholic parents, in league with a pair of public school teachers, are turning back the transgender movement’s timetable. Six Concerned Americans Challenge the State of California These six committed individuals brought their case before the U.S. Supreme Court. Their argument was elegant in its simplicity—parents play the most important role in protecting … Read more
On June 26, 2015, the Supreme Court handed down its decision in the case of Obergefell v. Hodges—the case that forced all states to acknowledge, facilitate and conduct homosexual “marriages.” To its supporters, and many of its opponents, the Supreme Court’s decision appeared final. The Rubicon had been crossed. The Court had spoken, and the … Read more
“In the end, Marx’s tragic vision is one where the descent is final—an abyss where revolution consumes its own, and redemption is neither sought nor granted. It is a world abandoned to its illusions, where humans, having cast off the divine, are left to wander in the wreckage of their own making.” -Robert Orlando, Karl … Read more
“If you are not calling on the one true God and Jesus, His Son (or the Blessed Virgin Mary, the saints, or St. Michael and the good angels), there is only one other spiritual option, and that is Satan.” “Will Satan reward his human minions for their servitude? No. Rather, he will use them and … Read more
This article is the third part of a series about Purgatory, a topic that is rarely discussed today. A knowledge of Purgatory is essential if souls are to avoid the pains of this place of expiation. The first article can be found here. * * * Even during her lifetime, Saint Lidwina of … Read more
A recent article in Fortune describes a trend that should cast doubt on all modern educational theories. The shocking headline states, “Gen Z Are Arriving to College Unable to Even Read a Sentence.” The Fortune article primarily discusses the reactions of college-level instructors and how they deal with the situation. However, such a focus is … Read more
Those who optimistically elected Zohran Mamdani as Mayor of New York City should take note. Despite his smiling and easygoing persona, the thirty-four-year-old democratic socialist is the head of a radical movement that calls for changes that are much more socialist than democratic. Mr. Mamdani’s victory has emboldened his radical supporters to propose solutions that … Read more
Samantha Fulnecky’s zero grade on a short essay symbolizes everything that is wrong with the modern university. She did not receive a zero because she did not submit the assignment, because her writing was incomprehensible or because it failed to address the subject at hand. She got a zero because she referenced the Bible. The … Read more
An international legal struggle may be starting that could test the U.S. government’s determination to resist European attempts to dictate legal jurisdiction and procedure. In March 2025, the environmental activist group, Greenpeace USA, was found liable and ordered by a North Dakota court to pay over $660 million to the Texas-based corporation, Energy Transfer. Later, … Read more
