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by bcadmin | Apr 20, 2022 | April Issue 2022, Catalyst, Front Page, News | 0 |
Twitter’s latest censoring of inoffensive speech drew a sharp response from Bill Donohue: March 10, 2022 Mr. Parag Agrawal CEO, Twitter 1355 Market St. Ste. 900 San Francisco, CA 94103 Dear Mr. Agrawal: You and I are in a different line of work, but we…
Read Moreby bcadmin | Apr 20, 2022 | April Issue 2022, Catalyst, Front Page, News | 0 |
On March 8, the White House released a “Fact Sheet” celebrating the first anniversary of the administration’s Gender Policy Council. What it chose to celebrate would not please many women. There are 33 initiatives that the Biden administration has unde…
Read Moreby bcadmin | Apr 20, 2022 | April Issue 2022, Catalyst, From The President's Desk, News | 0 |
William A. Donohue Technically speaking, censorship is something that only the government can do: it has the power to stop speech before it is uttered and prohibit the distribution of the written word. In a free society, such instances must be limited …
Read MoreFr. D. Paul Sullins In America you can go to a therapist and get nonjudgmental help for psychological distress due to divorce, adultery, prostitution, promiscuity, polyamory, pornography, pedophilia, and many other issues related to sexual choices and …
Read MorePresident Biden’s State of the Union address was mostly about the Ukraine-Russia war, the economy, Covid, and energy. That’s understandable given that these issues are paramount. Some, such as New York Times columnist Charles Blow, criticized Biden for…
Read MoreDoes the child belong to parents or the state? This issue is nothing new—Plato argued that the community in which children are raised is the proper locus of authority, not the parents. He envisioned a society where parents were denied their right to ra…
Read MoreWe looked at the 12 most religious states and compared them to the 12 least religious states on several variables. The difference between the two state groupings was negligible with regard to drug overdose rates and suicide rates. However, 8 of 12 of t…
Read MoreOn February 15, 2022 Edward McAlanis was sentenced to six months probation, $500 in restitution and 60 hours of community service. He was previously fired from his high salary job in financial services; he is now a pizza delivery driver. What did he do…
Read MoreThose who observe Lent are not known as cultural radicals, yet they clearly qualify as such. Repenting for our sins is common practice for Catholics during Lent, though it is not understood—may even be the object of scorn—by secularists. Many of them d…
Read MoreThe Oxygen channel recently featured an episode on the Freeman brothers, Bryan and David. In 1995, they committed matricide and fratricide. Why did they kill their mother and father? News reports said it was because the boys became neo-Nazis. This is t…
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