Fifteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time-A God does not make mistakes, and everything that emanates from him is providential. The first reading from the Prophet Isaiah is a beautiful, poetic passage. The ancient writer speaks for God and uses analogous language to represent God’s interaction with the world.Isaiah identifies himself as the messenger by starting with … Continue reading My Word Shall Not Return to Me Void
Iran is not Like the West
There was hope that the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the United States and Iran would be a good step toward ending the conflict. Pundits argued at the time of the announcement that Iran was not trustworthy and never intended to abide by the agreed negotiations. The criticisms proved to be true. GMC took a … Continue reading Iran is not Like the West
The Spirit of the Fourth- Everyday
Throughout the country, the 250th anniversary was celebrated with much patriotism and gusto, much to the chagrin of the leftists and their mission to destroy her. The vast number of parades, fireworks, and gatherings was a welcome public display of patriotism. You would never think from the weekend’s display of national pride that there exist … Continue reading The Spirit of the Fourth- Everyday
The Truth Revealed to the Little Ones
Fourteenth Sunday of Ordinary time-A There is an epidemic of hubris running wild in the world today. It is an environment in which subjective truth, even if false, is put forth as truth. The problem stems from a lack of gratefulness and humility. In the modern mind, knowledge passed down from one generation to the … Continue reading The Truth Revealed to the Little Ones
America’s Freedom Against All Odds
July 4, 2026, marks the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. This is truly a historic milestone. Over the course of these two and a half centuries, the United States of America has faced a multitude of trials and challenges. During this time, countless brave and selfless citizens have given their … Continue reading America’s Freedom Against All Odds
The Problem with Freedom
As the nation prepares to celebrate its 250th anniversary, a good segment of the population disagrees with its founding principles. According to Gallup, 58% of those polled indicate they are not proud to be an American. It strains credulity to think that so many people in the freest country in the world fail to show … Continue reading The Problem with Freedom
Not Worthy of Me
Thirteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time-A Trying to live a life of discipleship has never been easy. As in life itself, there are good and happy times when it is easy to be prayerful and filled with the Spirit. At other times, a disciple is called to do the hard things, many times in conflict with … Continue reading Not Worthy of Me
DOJ Finally Cracks Down on Medical Fraud
It takes a special kind of mendacity to steal funds meant for sick and dying people, but some individuals are so greedy that they are willing to stoop that low to enrich themselves. Finally, the Department of Justice has started to bring charges against these low-lives who are living high on purloined funds. The amount … Continue reading DOJ Finally Cracks Down on Medical Fraud
Sisters Suing New York and Defying Transgenderism
The leftist Marxists in the country have proven time and time again that they care little about those they wish to govern. A more accurate depiction is that they want to have power over their constituents, and if necessary, take away their religious freedom by forcibly enacting laws contrary to all decency and morality. The … Continue reading Sisters Suing New York and Defying Transgenderism
Through One Man
Twelfth Sunday of Ordinary Time -A The second reading from St. Paul to the Romans encapsulates the existential problem of all humanity in one sentence. “Through one man sin entered the world, and through sin, death, and thus death came to all men, inasmuch as all sinned, or up to the time of the law, … Continue reading Through One Man