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Month: December 2021

Could Roe v Wade be Overturned? Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health

Pray for the Supreme Court today, that they be open to reason, grace and the Holy Spirit. As mentioned in our post on racing to death, six of the nine Justices are Catholic, and may they listen to the voice of their conscience, to protect the unborn, and ensure once again their God-given right to[…]

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Death Race 2021

Death Race 2000 – a 1975 dystopian thriller, with a tinge of what might pass for humour – takes place in a totalitarian America (!) in the millennial year, with marital law imposed, and the greatest ‘sport’ – well, I will let the Wikipedia description stand for itself: After the “World Crash of ’79”, massive[…]

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’Tis the Season to Be Guilty

GrinchBritish polemicist Thomas Macaulay said, in criticism of the Puritans, that they “hated bear-baiting, not because it gave pain to the bear but because it gave pleasure to the spectators.” The Puritans were practically a comedy club next to any contemporary “Progressive.” As we enter the season of “winter holidays” (can’t say “Thanksgiving” and especially […]

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Love means answering the mail

Taking time away from the “Catholic Worker” only made Dorothy Day — who died on Nov. 29, 1980 — realize how “love calls us to the things of this world”

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Restoring Tradition

Pope BenedictEditor’s Note: This is an exclusive excerpt from Joseph Pearce’s forthcoming book, Benedict XVI: Defender of the Faith. In May 2011, Georg Ratzinger, the pope’s brother, was asked during an interview what he considered to be the “focal points” of Benedict’s pontificate. Without hesitation, he singled out the pope’s efforts to restore the traditional liturgy: […]

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