Is Mandatory Mass Suicide for the Elderly the Future?

Is Mandatory Mass Suicide for the Elderly the Future?

As individuals and nations rapidly advance along a path completely divorced from reality, how human life is understood and valued is becoming increasingly apparent as calls emerge to murder those who are deemed a hindrance. This has been evidenced for decades now by the practice of abortion. Country after country has fallen prey to the … Read more

The Virtual Costs of COVID Upon the Elderly

The Virtual Costs of COVID Upon the Elderly

After the long months of a lockdown regime, the government, media and other officials did not adequately address the social, mental and emotional consequences of the coronavirus emergency measures. Indeed, the trauma continues with warnings of a new lockdown. Some people still view socializing as risky behavior. Others think that staying cooped up in a … Read more

Can Respect be Restored to the Modern Funeral?

Tempus Fugit. Memento Mori. Four Latin words describe the traditional attitude toward death, especially our own. Our less economical English language translates the adage as “Time passes quickly. Remember, one day, you will die.” The phrase recalls a comment  I once read about a pious woman. “She died every day that she lived.” She weighed … Read more