Yearly Archives: 2016

    ON THE NEW FACE OF PACIFISM Can There Be Any Right to Life Without a Right to Self-Defense? May 1997 By David C. Stolinsky THE NEW OXFORD REVIEW David C. Stolinsky, M.D., who is of the Jewish faith, … Continue reading →

St Nicholas: He Who Punches Heretics in the Face (and Gives Gifts to Children) by Dr Taylor Marshall {Emphasis and {commentary} in red type by Abyssum} When President Teddy Roosevelt was a college student, he taught a Sunday School class … Continue reading →

“Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Great men are almost always bad men.” Lord Acton  DONALD TRUMP GOES THERE ON IMMIGRATION: [ Emphasis and {commentary} in red type by Abyssum ] The first sign that Donald Trump … Continue reading →

    The Left Wins because It Fights Politics on the Field of Morality  by Ben Shapiro August 24, 2016 4:00 AM Americans must relearn political {?} morality. This week, President Obama headed down to Louisiana to view the flood … Continue reading →

http://whatisupwiththesynod.com/index.php/2016/08/24/6-2/ One of my favorite blogs is the one maintained by Hillary White, a North American expatriate, who has chosen to live the rest of her life in the birthplace of Saint Benedict and his sister, Saint Scholastica: Norsia. Hillary … Continue reading →

Pope Francis Says Catholics Don’t Need To Breed ‘Like Rabbits’ January 20, 20151:41 PM ET Jasmine Garsd. On his return trip from Asia, Pope Francis made strong statements supporting the church’s ban on artificial means of birth control. He also … Continue reading →

Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov, better known by the alias Lenin, was a Russian communist revolutionary, politician, and political theorist, shown here addressing Russian troops in 1919. Leaked e-mails show George Soros paid $650K to influence bishops during Pope’s US visit by … Continue reading →

Bergoglio Too Has His Nonnegotiable Principles They are the four postulates with which he continually inspires his governance of the Church, the first of which says that “time is greater than space.” The trouble is that they do not hold … Continue reading →

When I was a priest of the Archdiocese of Miami, I learned an important lesson that has served me well throughout the years as priest and bishop. I learned that the wishes, the intention of persons requesting certain things be … Continue reading →

Interior of the Opera House in Graz, Austria August 22, 2016 When An Opera Is Like a Vatican II Liturgy Kevin T. DiCamillo CRISIS MAGAZINE Angels-Singing-in-Tune_Hubert and Jan Van Eyck Years (and years) ago I went to an opera in … Continue reading →