Monthly Archives: September 2016

New post on The Next Right Step Semper Fidelis, Adeste Fidelis by charliej373 (courtesy airbrushlicenseplates.com) By Charlie Johnston The single most chilling event of the last year occurred yesterday afternoon – and it didn’t have anything to do (maybe) with the … Continue reading →

    I Used to Be a Human Being An endless bombardment of news and gossip and images has rendered us manic information addicts. It broke me. It might break you, too. By Andrew Sullivan New York Magazine ……… Personal … Continue reading →

KRAKOW, POLAND, SEPTEMBER 28, 1978   http://www.ignatiusinsight.com/features/gracida_holycomm_sept04.asp

St. Francis debating with the Muslim Iman in front of Saladin With Bergoglio the “Spirit of Assisi” Triumphs. But Ratzinger Is Ruining the Party Francis reruns the encounter with men of all religions inaugurated by John Paul II thirty years … Continue reading →

Pope Francis and divorce Originally published September 17, 2016 at 12:20 pm The sin of a second marriage is not serious enough to justify excluding people of good intentions from the sacraments. By Ross Douthat Syndicated columnist Last weekend, Tim … Continue reading →

  September 17, 2016, Saturday — The Bells of Rome, Last Conversations #4 “Peter Seewald: When you left the Vatican in a helicopter, this also was part in some way of the entire screenplay, as it were, at least as … Continue reading →

    September 16, 2016, Friday — Adieu, Padre Amorth “I, afraid of that beast? It is he who should be afraid of me: I work in the name of the Lord of the world. He is just the monkey … Continue reading →

  THIS MAP SHOWS THE PROBABLE OUTCOME OF THE VOTING IN THE 50 STATES ON NOVEMBER 8, 2016.  THE NUMBER IN EACH STATE ON THE MAP SHOWS THE NUMBER OF ELECTORAL COLLEGE MEMBERS WHO WILL BE SELECTED IN THE VOTING … Continue reading →

James Madison Elections The Electoral College Still Makes Sense Because We’re Not A Democracy What appears to deprive the populace of its power to decide a president is the very mechanism that preserves its power. The Electoral College works that … Continue reading →

  How Ratzinger Sees Francis: “He Is the Man of Practical Reform” The reigning pope as described by his predecessor: “So different from how I had known him.” And also very different from him by Sandro Magister ROME, September 14, … Continue reading →