Ten Years After the Obergefell Same-Sex “Marriage” Ruling, Calls Multiply for Its Overturn

Ten Years After the Obergefell Same-Sex “Marriage” Ruling, Calls Multiply for Its Overturn

Liberalism holds that humanity evolves with ever more expressive manifestations of freedom. Once in motion, this process cannot be reversed. At best, the more conservative elements of society can resist and slow down the advance. However, this liberal narrative is false. History is not fated to go in a specific direction. Every human being has … Read more

Blasphemy is Still Blasphemy 25 Years Later

Blasphemy is Still Blasphemy 25 Years Later

A quarter century ago, volunteers from Tradition, Family and Property (TFP) vigorously protested the blasphemous release of the film Dogma, which openly mocked the Catholic faith in the name of comedy. However, blasphemy is still blasphemy 25 years later. With the re-launch of the movie showing in many theaters nationwide in 2025, once again, faithful … Read more

Victory in Ireland as Catholics Rally Around the Infant of Prague

Victory in Ireland as Catholics Rally Around the Infant of Prague

When Catholics stand up for the faith, the opposition is often forced to retreat and even apologize. This is what just happened in Ireland. On May 29, Mayo Pride posted a Facebook post of a blasphemous “drag” portrayal of the Infant Jesus of Prague. The pro-homosexual group also announced a “pilgrimage” climbing Croagh Patrick, a … Read more

The Debt Crisis Looms, But We Keep on Spending

The Debt Crisis Looms, But We Keep on Spending

It is rather simple. You can live in debt as long as someone wants to finance it. When you can make payments on a debt, even a massive one, you can continue the party. When you can no longer make payments, it becomes the problem of the lender, who must scramble to recoup the investment. … Read more

How Gregorian Chant Benefits the Health of the Body…and Soul

How Gregorian Chant Benefits the Health of the Body…and Soul

One longstanding Church practice oriented to the worship of God has been the chanting of psalms and hymns. From the earliest times, monks engaged in liturgical chanting that complemented their often grueling lives. These monks managed to accommodate hours spent in choir while providing for their material needs. French author, Dr. Alftred Tomatis, tells the … Read more

Science Says Boredom Can Be Good For Us

Science Says Boredom Can Be Good For Us

These days, everyone seeks constant and immediate stimulation. Every nanosecond must be filled, every silence broken, every reflection interrupted. When nothing happens, the iPhone fills up time with its dopamine-addled version of nothing. The rule is to do everything possible to avoid boredom. One must constantly be doing something…and nothing. Within rushed schedules, people experience … Read more