Who Do You Say I Am?

Twenty-first Sunday of Ordinary Time-A Today’s Gospel justifies the papacy. It recalls a moment in Jesus’ ministry when he asked his disciples what they had heard people saying about him.  In response, the disciples recalled they thought he was St. John the Baptist; others thought he was the prophet Elijah or Jeremiah or some other … Continue reading Who Do You Say I Am?

Embarrassment of Riches

Interior Designers Hired For Dorm Rooms The annual return to school is well underway, including colleges and universities.  The tradition of parents taking their freshman sons and daughters to their colleges includes move-in day. Many of these institutions require incoming students to live on campus, specifically in the dorms. Those who went through the ritual … Continue reading Embarrassment of Riches

Massachusetts Joins Nine Other States in Killing Infants

The pro-life community was ecstatic when Roe vs. Wade was overturned by the Supreme Court. One of the reasons the high court gave in its decision was that the question of the so-called right to abortion was a state issue, not a federal one. Some of the more liberal states quickly amended their constitutions to … Continue reading Massachusetts Joins Nine Other States in Killing Infants

Even the Dogs Eat the Scraps

Twentieth Sunday of Ordinary Time-A This weekend, the task is to reflect on the conversation between Jesus and a Canaanite woman pleading for him to exorcize a demon from her daughter. The encounter occurred when Jesus retreated to the region of Tire and Sidon, presumably to rest and pray. The Canaanite woman called out to … Continue reading Even the Dogs Eat the Scraps

Tucker Carlson Provocateur

Tucker Carlson is at it again. One has to wonder why he has seemingly done a 180 on his support for President Trump and the MAGA coalition. We have already exposed his extensive use of manipulation in our article entitled: Podcast Propaganda Part 2. In addition, Carlson has been caught in bald faced lies and … Continue reading Tucker Carlson Provocateur

More To It Than Just Housing Affordability

The Left is bandying about the term “affordability” in their pre-election midterm rhetoric.  They attempt to scare the public by saying that the cost of living is far worse than under the Biden Administration.  Even though the inflation rate is demonstrably lower now, facts do not seem to matter. The constant drumbeat against capitalism is … Continue reading More To It Than Just Housing Affordability

Just a Whisper

Nineteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time-A It was only a whisper, a small sound. Elijah was cowering in a cave because he was miserable. He thought himself a failure and wanted to die. But he was ordered to eat and travel to Horeb, the mountain of God. There he was told the Lord would pass by. … Continue reading Just a Whisper

The Difference Between a Hero and a Coward

An incredible story of bravery and heroism exploded on the internet last week. A 16-year-old lifeguard named Ryder Williams fought off 8-10 foot waves and a riptide to save a ten-year-old boy at Seabright State Beach in Santa Cruz, California. The Pacific Ocean was not very placid on July 25th as hurricanes Fausto and Genevieve … Continue reading The Difference Between a Hero and a Coward

California Lawmaker Wants to Let Kids Divorce Their Parents

The radical Left’s clear intention to corrupt children into believing the outrageous lie that they were born in the “wrong body” hit a roadblock when the Trump administration failed to play along with their insanity. Now the Left is trying to get around parental guardrails by proposing that minor children living in residential facilities be allowed to … Continue reading California Lawmaker Wants to Let Kids Divorce Their Parents

The Great Miracles

Eighteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time-A Today’s Gospel reading is a recognizable story about the multiplication of loaves and fishes. Some Christian religious commentators have suggested the event wasn’t a miracle Jesus performed.  They argue that with only five loaves of bread and two fish, it was impossible to feed five thousand people. They propose that … Continue reading The Great Miracles