AI’s Role in Damaging Relationships

There is a lot of talk about Artificial Intelligence (AI) these days. The biggest fear among prognosticators is the technology's transhuman nature. They warn that, if left unchecked, AI will run amok and program itself to harm the humans who created it. This fear has led to conversations about regulating AI and, in essence, never … Continue reading AI’s Role in Damaging Relationships

Blessed Archbishop Sheen

Today in St. Louis, MO, Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen is going to be beatified at a special Mass. This is the third step in the canonization process. In 2002, Archbishop Sheen was named a Servant of God (the first step) based on his life’s work and extensive writings. In 2012, Pope Benedict XVI declared Archbishop … Continue reading Blessed Archbishop Sheen

It’s All About Women, Not Babies, in Massachusetts

It's pretty rich that the Governor of the State of Massachusetts, who allows abortion up to the moment of birth, is now very concerned about mothers and newborns.  Or at least that is what they want you to believe. Governor Maura Healey recently signed into law a bill that is a hair short of infanticide, … Continue reading It’s All About Women, Not Babies, in Massachusetts

Another Evil Manifestation of Euthanasia

One sign that a society is heading for the cliff is when medicine, once revered as the gatekeeper of ethical and moral decision-making, no longer fulfills that role.  The curtain was drawn back for all to see during the COVID pandemic, when the majority of healthcare embraced the juggernaut of ridiculous and harmful policies devoid … Continue reading Another Evil Manifestation of Euthanasia

Only One Juror Did His Job, and He Is Not a White Woman

The Lindsay Clancy saga took an unexpected turn last week when it was revealed that the holdout juror refusing to acquit was a black man.  This information was revealed during a CBS interview with Gayle King and pro-Clancy juror Paula Devlin. King pressed Devlin, and she sheepishly admitted that the juror who had been unwilling … Continue reading Only One Juror Did His Job, and He Is Not a White Woman

Remembering the Virtue of 9/11

Tomorrow is the lamentable twenty-fifth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks perpetrated by Islamic terrorists in New York, Washington, D.C, and Shanksville, PA. The terrorists commandeered commercial airplanes to crash into buildings and kill many Americans on that fateful day. Much has transpired in twenty-five years since the attack, and the resolve of a nation to … Continue reading Remembering the Virtue of 9/11

Murder Trial of Lindsay Clancy

Legion: We are Many A man possessed by evil spirits caught sight of Jesus, prostrated himself, and cried out in a loud voice, “What have you to do with me, Jesus, Son of the Most High God?” Even evil people know God is more powerful than the vile that is within them. Jesus asked him … Continue reading Murder Trial of Lindsay Clancy

A Good Mother?

The Lindsay Clancy trial has drawn widespread interest and clearly polarized many.  Clancy’s whole defense is that she is a victim, and her murderous act against her three innocent children is someone else's fault. Victimhood is so rampant in society that the defense is predictable.  What also is predictable is that many in society have … Continue reading A Good Mother?

Murder is Murder

Lindsay Clancy Trial Social media is abuzz with comments for and against the criminal trial of Lindsay Clancy. Clancy, a mother of three, murdered all of them in cold blood in the basement of their home. The facts of the killing are not disputed; Clancy stipulated to the fact.  The question is not whether she … Continue reading Murder is Murder

What’s Wrong With the Women in Massachusetts?

The Democratic Governor of Massachusetts, Maura Healy, recently signed a new law allowing abortion up until the moment of birth. If this was not bad enough, she was surrounded by a cadre of ghoulish women who smiled with approval and applauded as Healy signed this barbaric practice into law. This legislation, for all intents and … Continue reading What’s Wrong With the Women in Massachusetts?